What the police have said about the anti-Semitic attacks of late is that the criminals who have been caught are not ideologically driven - but that at least two of them were being paid to commit the hate crimes. They seem to be criminals doing deeds for money - not anti-Semitic fanatics. Someone is paying these criminals to do their dirty work. Then you have a handfull of neo-nazies in SA holding a banner with words like deportation on it. And how is this used politically? Dutton makes no bones of linking protestors for justice in Gaza with the anti-Semitic attacks - and even raising the topic of deporting anti-Semitic offenders. The key point with genocide is that only a STATE has the resources to sustain genocide. The issue is whether the far-right or the far-left takes control of a STATE, and then the clique in power uses the STATE to murder innocent citizens. It doesn't make much difference what the ideology of the clique is. They could be fascists, communists, anti-Semites, pro-zoonist, PolPot lunatics intent on emptying cities to have everyone live in an agricultural wonderland, whatever... The important thing is to prevent a state from gaining powers and putting laws in place that allow it to persecute minorities and engage in genocide. Albanese crossed a line when he capitulated to the far-right to introduce mandatory sentencing.