A fiery clash erupted in Western Australia’s parliament over an art exhibit titled ‘Wall of Tears,’ which displayed names of 18,000 children killed in Gaza. Nationals MP Lachlan Hunter condemned it as antisemitic, sparking his four-day suspension for challenging the Deputy Speaker. While Hunter claims he was silenced for defending vulnerable people, the Premier insists the punishment was about parliamentary decorum. The exhibit, backed by pro-Palestine groups and an American artist, comes amid a UN genocide finding Israel denies — exposing how global conflicts ignite intense local political battles.
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