Bernadette Zaydan
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first heard May 2026
last heard 25 May
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participants well enough to come out of hospital and to send them back home and then we could give them legal advice and take it from there.
They just don't seem concerned, to be honest.
They offered our citizens assistance from a consular perspective.
Different to last year, this time around there was no medical assessment conducted and
I believe that the Australians decided that they'll get themselves home because they didn't want to be sent a massive bill that would be issued after their arrival.
Look, I'm getting more administrative.
We're getting more of an administrative response.
We're not getting a political or any legal support.
And as I said, citizens have reported that their devices have been confiscated for 20 minutes, presumably downloaded.
So that's not the kind of welcome home you would expect from your government.
You would expect that your government would be concerned.
We expect that your government would uphold international law.
We would expect, especially what we saw with the Ben-Gavir conduct, we would expect that the government, at least the Prime Minister, would be making a public statement.
We really have received very little, very little of comfort and very little support
Mind you, they have not broken any laws.
And if the Australian government wants to point out what laws these
humanitarians have broken, then I'm available.
I'm open to have a discussion with them.
But at this stage, they can't tell me what laws they've broken, but they are being treated as suspects.
Look, international law is problematic.
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