NSW parole authority defies Supreme Court, keeps man jailed as antisemitic extremist

NSW's parole authority denied parole to Mohommed Farhat, 22, for a second time, calling his vandalism — "Fuk Israel" graffiti and arson — "reflective of a deep-seated adherence to extremist ideology of an antisemitic character." The authority did not consider a Supreme Court ruling that the case appeared to be a "serious miscarriage of justice," nor counter-terrorism police finding he was not ideologically motivated.