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Natalie loved her Darebin community – until she felt its undercurrent of hostility to Jews

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Natalie loved her Darebin community – until she felt its undercurrent of hostility to Jews

Natalie James loves her neighbourhood.

But her difficulty in getting anti-Israel graffiti removed underscored an undercurrent of hostility.

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