TV Personality Erin Molan to Israelis ‘Most Aussies Support You’

Former Sky News Australia anchor Erin Molan recently reinforced Australian support for Israel during a meeting with Israeli President Isaac Herzog in Jerusalem. Molan, known for her vocal advocacy for Israel, emphasized that while anti-Israel and antisemitic voices in Australia may be loud, they do not represent the majority.

Molan is visiting Israel as part of a delegation organized by the Australia Israel & Jewish Affairs Council. She has consistently defended Israel in her public appearances, boldly stating that “Israel is held to a standard that doesn’t exist.”

Addressing Herzog, Molan said, “The vast majority of Australians stand with you. The loud minority gets a very big run. Clearly, we all believe, and we stand with you.” Her comments reflect her continued commitment to highlighting the disproportionate scrutiny faced by Israel and combating rising antisemitism.

The meeting also underscored Molan’s personal engagement with the current crisis. On Sunday, she met with families of hostages held by Hamas, including Yossi Schneider, cousin of Shiri Bibas, and Ashley Waxman Bakshi, cousin of Agam Berger.

President Herzog lauded Molan for her “moral clarity” regarding Israel’s defensive efforts against Hamas terrorism. He also pointed to the challenges Israel faces in countering misinformation and bias globally, adding, “We are under this huge attack endless attack by people who don’t understand, who don’t get the picture.”

Molan acknowledged the pain and resilience of the Israeli people, saying, “You see so much horror and terror and heartbreak, but then you also feel the most incredible sense of hope.”

Her visit highlights the enduring bond between Australia and Israel, despite growing regional and international tensions. Molan’s unwavering stance serves as a reminder of the values that unite supporters of Israel worldwide.

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