Overview

• Peter Dutton accused Anthony Albanese of using the motion for political gain, rather than focusing solely on the October 7 attacks.
• The proposed motion by Albanese included calls for a ceasefire and a two-state solution, which Dutton opposed.
• Both leaders met twice to negotiate a bipartisan motion, but no agreement was reached.
• Dutton expressed concern over rising antisemitism in Australia and criticized the government's response.
• The government's motion passed with support from independent MPs, despite opposition from the Coalition.