Anthony Harrison

America’s allies and business leaders need to understand this: There’s no diplomacy with Donald Trump. Get off your knees and grow a spine.

🚨 Should I be proud or should I be worried? This is page 5 of a report prepared by an Israeli Intelligence services and its allies, curating a list of Australians they label as “key generators of antisemitism and delegitimisation.” My name is on it. Along with the names of other Australians. Activists. Journalists. Academics. Ordinary people who have simply spoken up. Not because we’ve called for violence. Not because we’ve spread hate. But because we’ve questioned power. Because we’ve challenged a narrative that demands silence in the face of war crimes. This is not about protecting Jewish people from harm. That matters and should always matter. This is about tracking, categorising, and attempting to discredit dissent. It’s about building dossiers on citizens of another country for political purposes. It’s about redefining accountability as hostility. When organisations start compiling lists of “problem people” instead of answering the substance of what those people are saying, it tells you something important. It tells you the argument is weakening. It tells you the narrative is under pressure. It tells you truth is harder to silence than it is to confront. So again I ask. Should I be proud or should I be worried? Because if calling for human rights puts you on a list, maybe the list says more about its authors than it does about the people on it.