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NSW Premier Chris Minns has backed the decision of police to allow pro-Palestinian protesters to march to the Sydney Opera House as it was being illuminated with the Israeli flag on Monday night. The tense protests, organised by the Palestine Action Group Sydney, resulted in the burning of the Israeli flag, anti-Semitic chanting by protesters, and flares being set off in the Opera House forecourt. While Mr Minns was adamant the protest should not have gone ahead, he refused to say whether police should have stopped protesters and said he would “not second guess” their decision to allow protesters to march from Town Hall to the Sydney Opera House.