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Story summary
- The New South Wales Police Force faced backlash for inadequate oversight of the Jewish community during protests against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit.
- Critics argued the Minns government's new laws protecting communities from racial hatred failed to prevent police brutality.
- Footage showed New South Wales Police Force officers punching and capsicum-spraying demonstrators.
- Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon said officers would be held accountable.
- Premier Chris Minns called for an internal investigation.
