Sydney marathon runners cross harbour bridge in brazen display of antisemitism

Shocking scenes in Sydney on the weekend as a large group of people shut the harbour bridge down during the controversial ‘Sydney Marathon’.

While those who took part in it claim it was for the goal of ‘running a marathon’, many commentators have described it as a ‘clear and deliberate act of antisemitism’.

“These people clearly support terrorism,” said the panel on ABC’s Insiders, “but the question remains of how much do they love terrorism and why are they allowed to do this?”

Many on the scene said the run remained peaceful the entire time, but things did become tense when police ruined the race by telling the front of the pack to turn around on the bridge and run straight at the back of the pack.

Premier Chris Minns has praised the police’s response to the ‘potential riot’ and has vowed to increase laws to stop this sort of action in the future, in order to maintain ‘social cohesion’.

Elsewhere in the city, and around the nation, a group of Neo-Nazis were spotted marching and attacking random people in what many in the media and politicians have been quick to condemn as an obvious act of being really worried about the price of rental properties.