Anthony Albanese's voice quivers with rage as he erupts at Peter Dutton over Israel, Palestine and High Court decision that freed criminals: 'I didn't think he could go this low'

Anthony Albanese's voice quivered with rage as he defended his government's approach to Israel and Palestine and the fallout from a High Court decision that freed 83 asylum seekers from detention. Mr Dutton also railed against Mr Albanese's plan to fly to the United States for the APEC summit on Wednesday evening, days after the landmark High Court decision resulted in the release of asylum seekers including a paedophile who raped a 10-year-old in western Sydney and a murderer. Anthony Albanese 's voice has quivered with rage as he defended his longstanding support of Palestine and a two-state solution in Parliament The Prime Minister's fury boiled over during Question TIme, noting he 'didn't think could go this low' Mr Albanese yelled that he made 'no apologies for standing up against anti-Semitism' and noted that 'Jewish Australians are fearful at the moment'. After calling time on Question Time, the PM was pictured making a dash for the airport, where he was seen boarding his plane to San Francisco Mr Albanese said he would continue to stand up for the rights of both Palestinians and Israelis during his trip to San Francisco for the APEC summit Mr Albanese took particular issue with Mr Dutton's apparent attempt to conflate multiple separate issues Mr Dutton said that the Opposition would work through the night with the government to get any legislation over the line.