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Email Frustrated members of the Jewish community have heckled Premier Jacinta Allan as she visited a firebombed synagogue, pledging $100,000 to rebuild the charred building.

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6th December 2024

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‘Shame on you, Jacinta’: Premier heckled as she pledges $100k to rebuild synagogue

Frustrated members of the Jewish community have heckled Premier Jacinta Allan as she visited a firebombed synagogue, pledging $100,000 to rebuild the charred building.

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