A Supreme Court decision on whether to allow a major pro-Palestine march across Sydney Harbour Bridge has been delayed until Saturday morning, just one day before the event is scheduled. Police have sought to prohibit the rally, citing concerns over public safety, potential crowd crush, and the risk of violent clashes, especially given the expected turnout of up to 100,000 participants. Organisers from the Palestine Action Group argue the protest is 'unstoppable' and have offered to postpone, but maintain their intent to work with authorities to ensure a peaceful demonstration. Several politicians have pledged to attend, and the court proceedings have drawn significant public attention, with activists packing the courtroom and debate continuing over the best way to manage the event.