High-profile restaurateur Alan Yazbek has pleaded guilty to displaying a Nazi symbol at a pro-Palestinian rally. The 56-year-old was seen holding a placard at a large rally in Sydney's Hyde Park earlier this month which featured the Israeli flag, but replaced the Star of David with a blue swastika.

Australian restaurateur, Alan Yazbek was photographed at a rally in Sydney's central business district holding the illegal sign.

The prominent restaurateur is out of Nomad Group’s management, his wife said, after his charge of displaying a Nazi symbol at a Pro-Palestine rally.

Alan Yazbek, co-founder of the Nomad Group, pleaded guilty to displaying a Nazi symbol at a pro-Palestinian rally in Sydney. The incident involved a sign with a blue swastika replacing the Star of David.

A high-profile restaurateur has admitted displaying a swastika at a pro-Palestinian rally after being charged under laws prohibiting the use of Nazi symbols.

Restaurateur Alan Yazbek has pleaded guilty to knowingly displaying a Nazi symbol in public at a pro-Palestine rally in Sydney’s CBD earlier this month. The 56-year-old appeared before Downing Centre Local Court on Thursday after he was arrested for holding a sign with a swastika on October 6.

A MAN pleaded guilty today to displaying a Nazi symbol during a pro-Palestinian rally in Sydney in early October. Alan Yazbek was photographed at the October 6 rally in Sydney’s central business district holding a sign that replaced the Star of David on the Israeli flag with a blue swastika, accompanied by the words “stop Nazi Israel.”

A high-profile Australian restaurateur has pleaded guilty to displaying a Nazi symbol during a pro-Palestinian rally.