Sydney Restaurateur Charged for Displaying Nazi Symbol at Pro-Palestine Rally

Alan Yazbek, co-owner of Nomad restaurants, faces legal action under new NSW laws after allegedly displaying a swastika at a protest.

Alan Yazbek, a prominent Sydney restaurateur, has been charged for allegedly displaying a Nazi symbol during a pro-Palestine protest in Sydney.
The incident occurred at a rally where Yazbek reportedly held a sign resembling the Israeli flag but with a swastika replacing the Star of David.
Yazbek, who is Jewish, has been charged under New South Wales laws prohibiting the public display of Nazi symbols without excuse.
The charges have sparked backlash against Yazbek's restaurant group, with customers expressing outrage and vowing to boycott the establishments.
Yazbek is scheduled to appear in Downing Centre Local Court later this month to address the charges.