Parole board keeps man jailed despite court's concerns

Parole board keeps man jailed despite court's concerns

A New South Wales parole board refused to release Mohommed Farhat, 22, for a second time, calling his anti-Israel graffiti and arson proof of antisemitic extremism. The board ignored both a Supreme Court judge who said the case looked like a "serious miscarriage of justice" and counter-terrorism police who found he was not driven by ideology.

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