Tel Aviv is ‘willing to help’.

ISRAEL OFFER’S TRAINING FOR POLICE

The Israeli government has written to Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke offering to train senior Australian police officers in Israel to counter ‘terrorism’ and ‘antisemitism’.

In a letter to Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke, Israel’s Diaspora Affairs Minister said the country stands “ready and willing to assist” following last month’s ‘terrorist attack’.

“We bring extensive experience in combating radical Islamic terrorism and anti-Semitism,” Israeli Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli wrote.

“Accordingly, we would welcome the opportunity to host and train senior Australian police officers and security personnel in Israel, sharing our expertise and best practices in countering terrorism and anti-Semitism.”

In the letter, Chikli also rebuked the Albanese government over its perceived failure to identify what it calls “radical Islam” as the driving ideology behind the Bondi terror attack which reportedly killed 15 civilians and left 40 injured.

“The fact that Prime Minister Albanese and Minister for Foreign Affairs (Penny) Wong have failed to clearly name the source of this violence – radical Islam – undermines the ability to confront it,” said Chikli in the letter.

Chikli, who was interestingly in Bondi just days after the event, said there was “deep concern and an unequivocal demand for decisive and concrete action” among the Jewish community.

MAJOR – ISRAEL'S MINISTER FOR DIASPORA AMICHAI CHIKLI WRITES TO TONY BURKE

-"Israel stands ready and willing to assist Australia at this critical juncture. We bring extensive experience in combating radical Islamic terrorism and antisemitism"

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— Australian Jewish Association (@AustralianJA) January 2, 2026

But, hang on a minute..

Israeli officers have already helped Australian police ‘prepare’ for events of ‘terrorism’ in the lead up to this event – particularly in 2015-2016.

During that time, Australia facilitated training exchanges where emergency services and security personnel ‘drew on Israeli expertise in terror protection and security methods’.

Under the initiative, Australian police, paramedics, border and emergency officers travelled to Israel to learn from Israeli security teams about their experience in protecting public venues, counter-terror measures, surveillance and biometrics.

This was part of the ‘crowded-places security strategy’ following terrorism concerns at the time, and right after the Sydney Siege False Flag event.

It seems like the last round training didn’t pay off very well – or, maybe it did.

Maybe this is exactly what our security services and authorities at the senior level wanted.

Perhaps this new offer is just an opportunity to ‘touch up’ and ‘debrief’.

Either way, the same script played out just like it did ten years ago,.

Australian security agencies have revealed the father and son gunmen were inspired by Islamic State (IS), leading Albanese to describe the IS group as a “perversion of Islam”.

A spokesman for Burke said “…the government has taken action on hate speech, hate crimes and hate symbols and is continuing to act through legislation announced in recent weeks”.

We have heard this all before – but people are still wanting answers now.

Pressure is mounting on the government to establish a National Royal Commission into the event, with Catholic Church leaders and the Business Council of Australia the latest bodies to join growing calls for Commonwealth-level inquiry.

Albanese has so far resisted those calls, claiming instead that an independent review by former ASIO chief Dennis Richardson was “the most appropriate course”.

He has also cited concerns for ‘national security’ and ‘social cohesion’ as reasons behind his decision – so don’t expect a proper investigation any time soon.

Probably because an inquiry would do away with propaganda that ‘Neo-Nazis’ and ‘antisemites’ are to blame, as the government looks to seize further control in the aftermath.

TAKING ADVANTAGE

The Australian government don’t want an investigation that may highlight their own shortcomings, rather they would prefer to deflect the blame as a means to gain further power over their critics and opponents. Particularly those calling out their agenda.

As we know, the Bondi event has already been used for further government control.

A range of state and federal officials and institutions are already calling for more powers to ‘contain the spread of hate’ in Australia, including pushes for gun control reform, enhanced legislative restrictions, and further suppression and censorship of ‘extremist ideals’.

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They will likely get what they desire, if they are able to push through the waves of opposition that are growing in the aftermath of this event.

As for the police, we already know that many of our state and federal forces are either already a part of international networks, or seek the assistance of private mercenaries – as Dr. T.J Coles exposed with his investigative TOTT piece during the COVID era.

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He also predicted a coming false flag during that time – one that would be directed at the ‘far right’, who during that period, was primarily covered in the media as pro-choice vaccine campaigners. Now it is the ‘Neo-Nazis’, and will continue to shift over time.

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In 2024, Australian intelligence agencies raised the nation’s Terror Threat Level to “probable”, citing an ‘increase in extremist views’. The signs were there.

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If police are not controlled entirely, they are entangled in the mass spider web.

Let’s not forget that the AFP will soon host the biannual U.N United Chiefs of Police Summit (UNCOPS) in New York, with Commissioner Krissy Barrett set to deliver a keynote speech about further collaboration and unified bloc operations in the Pacific.

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Our government departments also already accept collaborative ‘advice’ from foreign governments like Israel, including in agriculture, finance, climate, and more.

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Indeed, when it comes to the UN-Israel paradigm, Australia has their fingerprints heavily linked to the power structure contained within both intertwining entities.

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With this new offer from Israel to help continue to train, and subsequently influence our police forces, it is clear that this decades-long bond isn’t going away any time soon.

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