Australia charges teen over online threat as Israeli president due to visit
Summary
An Australian teenager was charged for making online threats against Israeli President Isaac Herzog, who plans to visit Australia. The visit has sparked protests and calls for investigation into alleged war crimes associated with Herzog. Protests are expected in many Australian cities.Key Facts
- A 19-year-old in Australia allegedly made threats online against Israeli leader, Isaac Herzog.
- The threats were directed at a foreign head of state and an internationally protected person.
- The teenager was denied bail and will appear in court in Sydney.
- If found guilty, the teenager faces up to 10 years in prison.
- Herzog's visit follows an invitation by Australia's Prime Minister after a shooting in Sydney.
- Protests are planned against Herzog’s visit in around 24 cities in Australia.
- Legal groups have called for an investigation into Herzog for alleged war crimes.
- NSW Police have extended restrictions on protests due to potential animosity over the visit.
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