Sky News host james macpherson has ripped into Senator Gerard Rennick, posing the question: “Has Hamas infiltrated his office?” He goes on to say there’s no reason to believe any Israeli foreign interference is occurring in Australia.

Was it antisemitic for The Hon. Mark Latham to admit to NSW Parliament that powerful Israeli lobby groups “have a long history of wanting to censor others.”

Was it antisemitic for me to ask the Hon. John Ruddick if this was *in fact* a real practice within the Parliament? Throughout the entire 1-hour interview, he was fine—until this question, where he became visibly distressed. Don’t run away, James. Answer the questions.

Was it antisemitic for Senator Rennick to challenge the government media narrative on the terror plot targeting Jewish sites?

Was it antisemitic for Senator Rennick to claim “these laws will be brought in to circumvent free speech?” and why did Sky News regular Matt Canavan prove him right with this stunning display of hypocrisy— only moments later.

Did ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess display an act of antisemitism by dismantling the narrative that the NSN should be listed a terror organisation?

How about the AFP? They now suggest the caravan is linked to organised crime, despite early concerns about terrorism triggered by a written list of Jewish sites. Is this antisemitic?

and finally… Why would anyone have any reason to be just a bit suspicious?

Bonus question: Was this segment coordinated by One Nation?

@AveryBaska @jamesmacpherson @SenatorRennick Has @jamesmacpherson been on Rambam indoctrination Israel study 🤔 sponsored by AIJAC Leibler 🇮🇱? These infiltrators have 👇🏼

@jamesmacpherson @SenatorRennick This is a stupid position by Sky News to take. Gerard Rennick is allowed to ask appropriate questions and the fact that Sky thinks there is immediately nothing to see here potentially means someone has bought the media outlet… Of course, that’s only a conspiracy..