Neo-Nazi flyers, swastikas, and anti-Semitic graffiti have been appearing in Moorooka and Annerley, raising concerns that recent events in Sydney could signal similar threats in Brisbane.

Member of the Brisbane Jewish community and 4BC listener, Rebecca told Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive, 'We really thought that the ceasefire would help,"

"I thought that the stories of all the hostages being released and what they endured at the hands of Hamas would help change people's opinions. But it hasn't."

"But, you know, as Jewish people, we remain hopeful," Rebecca continued. 

Neo-Nazi flyers, swastikas, and anti-Semitic graffiti have been appearing in Moorooka and Annerley, raising concerns that recent events in Sydney could signal similar threats in Brisbane.
Member of the Brisbane Jewish community and 4BC listener, Rebecca told Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive, 'We really thought that the ceasefire would help,"
"I thought that the stories of all the hostages being released and what they endured at the hands of Hamas would help change people's opinions. But it hasn't."
"But, you know, as Jewish people, we remain hopeful," Rebecca continued.&nbsp;

4BC Drive, live every weekday afternoon. With the latest news, 4BC will keep you updated on your drive home.

4BC Drive, live every weekday afternoon. With the latest news, 4BC will keep you updated on your drive home.

4BC Drive with Gary Hardgrave

"Deeply disturbed": Jewish woman speaks out on rise of Neo-Nazi hate in Brisbane

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/88b564ea-a9a6-4751-910a-a5d800019396/clips/c81081fa-5dde-4c12-bec3-b27a00760893/transcript

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