Protesters who waved Hezbollah flags may not face criminal prosecution but those on visas in Australia could be deported. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has condemned any support for a terrorist group and warned that people on visas will face higher scrutiny. The Australian Federal Police stated that simply displaying prohibited symbols does not reach the threshold for criminal charges, but officers can direct people to take down the symbols. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton called for legislation to criminalize the glorification of a terrorist leader. Australia has joined calls for a temporary ceasefire and de-escalation in the conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon.