- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was confronted by protesters at Lakemba Mosque in Sydney on Friday.
- Demonstrators called him a “putrid dog” and a “genocide supporter” during the incident.
- The protest was in response to his government's position on Israel's military actions in Gaza.
- Mr Albanese and Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke were attending the mosque to mark the end of Ramadan.
- Despite being chased out, the prime minister later described the overall event as “incredibly positive”.
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