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Mossad snookers the Australian government, with fake intel to force an attack on Iran
Published on 26 Aug 2025 by CCHS by Dr Tim Anderson, CCHS, 26 August 2025
Just days after a diplomatic row over Australia’s symbolic recognition of Palestine, Mossad, the spy branch of the genocidal Israeli regime, has fooled the Albanese government into claiming that Iran was behind a string of “antisemitic” attacks in Australian cities. The packaged story comes from Australian spy agency ASIO, which receives most of its intel on the Middle East from US and Israeli sources, and in particular from the CIA and Mossad.
ASIO boss Mike Burgess fed PM Albanese the line that ASIO’s “painstaking investigation uncovered and unpicked the links between the alleged [antisemitic] crimes and the commanders in Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps”. This “painstaking” work seem to be reading many anti-Iranian cables from Mossad and the CIA. Such was the likely basis for PM Albanese expelling the Iranian ambassador………………
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Dancing to Zionist tune: Australia’s diplomatic fallout with Iran on bogus anti-Semitic claims
Thursday, 28 August 2025 2:32 PM By Mohammad Homaeefar
For many in the West, it may appear entirely natural that Australia decided to sever diplomatic relations with Iran after blaming Tehran for two anti-Semitic attacks. For long, Iran has been demonized by the Western mainstream media as the world’s number one “Jew-hater.” However, such allegations crumble under simple fact-checking. Iran is home to more than 100 synagogues, including many in Tehran, and has made every effort to protect its minority Jewish community.
It hosts the largest Jewish population in West Asia outside the Zionist entity, and the Jewish community is one of Iran’s officially recognized religious minorities with a designated seat in parliament.
For decades, Iran has been portrayed to ordinary Westerners as a nation bent on destroying the “Jewish state” and killing all Jews in the process.
These baseless allegations, fueled by toxic Iranophobia in the West, have been consistently rejected by Iranian officials. Yet Western media either ignore or deliberately distort Iran’s official stance, shaping the narrative in a way that it becomes almost impossible not to view Iran as the problem.
The latest example of this smear campaign came this week when Australia severed diplomatic ties with Iran after accusing the Islamic Republic of carrying out two anti-Semitic arson attacks in Sydney and Melbourne.
Australian authorities gave Iran’s ambassador seven days to leave the country, in first such diplomatic fallout since World War II.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese claimed in a statement that the Australian Security Intelligence Organization had gathered “credible” intelligence linking Iran to the attacks.
“These were extraordinary and dangerous acts of aggression orchestrated by a foreign nation on Australian soil,” he said. “They were attempts to undermine social cohesion and sow discord in our community.”
Albanese, however, stopped short of presenting any evidence to support the accusations. He insisted that his country’s security agency believed Iran was likely behind more such planned attacks.
As expected, Israel welcomed the decision, with its embassy in Australia claiming that the Islamic Republic “is not only a threat to Jews or Israel, it endangers the entire free world, including Australia.”
Israeli cabinet spokesman David Mencer told reporters, “For the Australian government to take those threats seriously is a positive outcome.”
‘Anti-Semitism a Western phenomenon’
Iran, in response, vowed to take appropriate reciprocal action against the move, which it said was motivated by internal affairs, reiterating that acts of religious discrimination have no place in the nation’s culture, history, or faith.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei dismissed the existence of any anti-Semitic inclinations across Iran’s time-honored cultural, historical, and religious background, saying, “This phenomenon is [rather] a Western and European one.”
“If you look at history, persecution of Jews because of their religion is a matter rooted in Europe; and it is they who must be held accountable for their historical past, which has continued to this day.”
The ministry also released a statement, highlighting the fact that anti-Semitism is primarily a Western-European phenomenon that has been manifested in various forms at different times, which “suggests that the recent misuse of this concept is aimed at suppressing protests against the Israeli occupation, apartheid, and genocide against the Palestinians.”
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi also condemned Australia’s decision, describing it as an act of appeasement toward the Israeli regime.
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