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Sheridan did not hold back in criticizing the Albanese government’s foreign policy approach. He characterized the situation as "Australian foreign policy at its absolute worst," criticizing the fact that Albanese’s government is essentially loved by Hamas while simultaneously frustrating their allies, particularly the United States. This dichotomy, according to Sheridan, represents a dangerous misjudgment—prioritizing domestic political interests over strategic clarity and moral consistency.