Subhead:Granville Boys High in Western Sydney, notorious for its links to radical extremism, faces fresh chaos as students rally for a staff member who backed nurses vowing to ‘kill’ Israelis — exposing a deeper failure of multiculturalism in the region.#
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A Sydney school with a long and troubling history of student involvement in radical Islamic extremism, descended into chaos on Wednesday as dozens of students rallied outside, chanting “Allahu Akbar” and waving Palestinian and Lebanese flags.
Dozens of students rallied outside Granville Boys High School on Wednesday, calling for the return of student support officer Sheikh Wesam, who was stood down after posting a bizarre video in support of two Sydney nurses who threatened to “kill” Israelis at Bankstown Hospital.
Students waved Palestinian and Lebanese flags while chanting “bring him back,” “Sheikh Wesam,” and “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.” The protest was backed by Teachers and School Staff for Palestine New South Wales.
