We filed a petition on the Australian Parliament e-Petitions website (https://aph.gov.au/e-petitions/) one week after the Bondi Beach Islamist terrorist attack. The petition was submitted under Petition Number EN9051.
However, more than one month has now passed, and the petition has still not been approved or published for signatures. We are concerned that the e-Petition Committee, which we believe to be influenced by Islamist interests, has delayed the approval process. Below are the details of the petition.
We, the undersigned citizens of Australia, call for the immediate resignation of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese due to his reckless policies that have endangered national security, fostered division, and failed to protect our people.First, Mr. Albanese’s decision to accept an increased number of refugees from Islamic countries has strained resources and integration efforts. This influx, without adequate vetting, has contributed to rising tensions and incidents of extremism, as evidenced by the tragic Bondi Beach attack on 14 December 2025, where a perpetrators with reported radical influences killed 15 innocent people. The government’s lax approach to border security and refugee screening directly enabled such threats.Second, his anti-Israel stance and overwhelming support for Gaza—including millions in taxpayer-funded aid—have inflamed anti-Jewish hatred within Australia. Pro-Palestinian protests have turned violent, with antisemitic chants and attacks on Jewish communities escalating nationwide. By prioritizing foreign conflicts over domestic harmony, Albanese has alienated allies like Israel and emboldened radicals at home.These failures demonstrate a profound neglect of duty to safeguard Australian citizens. We demand Albanese step down to restore strong leadership focused on unity, security, and the protection of all Australians.We therefore ask the House to pass a Motion of no confidence with Albanese led Government, OR direct Labor party or coalition to removes Albanese as a leader of the Party.
AT LAST REPLY CAME FROM E-COMMITTEE
Dear Petitioner,
Recently you submitted a petition on the House of Representatives website with the following terms.
Petition number: EN9051 (Please quote in future correspondence)
Date submitted: 21/12/2025
Terms:
Reason: We, the undersigned citizens of Australia, call for the immediate resignation of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese due to his reckless policies that have endangered national security, fostered division, and failed to protect our people. First, Mr. Albanese’s decision to accept an increased number of refugees from Islamic countries has strained resources and integration efforts. This influx, without adequate vetting, has contributed to rising tensions and incidents of extremism, as evidenced by the tragic Bondi Beach attack on 14 December 2025, where a perpetrators with reported radical influences killed 15 innocent people. The government’s lax approach to border security and refugee screening directly enabled such threats. Second, his anti-Israel stance and overwhelming support for Gaza—including millions in taxpayer-funded aid—have inflamed anti-Jewish hatred within Australia. Pro-Palestinian protests have turned violent, with antisemitic chants and attacks on Jewish communities escalating nationwide. By prioritizing foreign conflicts over domestic harmony, Albanese has alienated allies like Israel and emboldened radicals at home. These failures demonstrate a profound neglect of duty to safeguard Australian citizens. We demand Albanese step down to restore strong leadership focused on unity, security, and the protection of all Australians.
Request: We therefore ask the House to pass a Motion of no confidence with Albanese led Government, OR direct Labor party or coalition to removes Albanese as a leader of the Party.
Your petition was considered by the Standing Committee on Petitions at a recent meeting. Unfortunately, it is unable to be accepted as a petition as it does not meet the petition requirements as listed below:
Out of Order Reason: The petition is not a matter on which the House of Representatives has the power to act.
Your petition has therefore not been accepted and signatures will not be collected.
You can find more information on meeting the petition requirements at the website at https://www.aph.gov.au/e-petitions .
Thank you for your interest and involvement in petitioning the House of Representatives.
Yours sincerely
Secretariat
Petitions Committee