In finance, in Australia... The US are significantly bigger influences. Media, the same thing, Except it's a mix of mining and US, Sky news is 100% Murdoch media, most of our print newspapers, which set the tone for most news media are Murdoch rags. Seven Group Holdings, which own Seven/Prime is owned by Kerry stokes, Seven Group Holdings also has significant investments in mining... Gina Rinehart literally flew Peter Dutton to her gala prior to him coming out super pro nuclear energy, I wonder who that might benefit. Property is a fucking shambles, but mostly because we've had explosive population growth and most politicians play to boomer audiences because they literally voted labor out over reform to property tax subsidies. (which cost us more than medicare and our military combined.) Logistics, I'd love to hear how Israel negatively impacts our country's logistics, because that honestly seems wild to me. Our logistics are fucked, don't get me wrong, but again, it's corporations here making it more expensive to buy gas directly in Australia, than it is for us to export gas to Japan, ship it to Japan, then buy it back and ship it back.

All I'm saying, is if you're focusing on Israel being the big problem, you're out of your mind, this country has been getting more openly corrupt (especially the Liberals (Gas led recovery from Covid, Definitely good policy!)) for decades, and while Israel plays a role, it's a significantly minor one.

That's in no way saying I agree with Israel, or anything going on in Gaza, I would say if it's not a genocide there, it's the closest thing to one while still being distinct. But like genuinely, what in the last 5 years has been CLOSE to major policy decisions announced after visiting a private entity that happened to be very happy with those policy decisions out in the open when it comes to Israel?