Dr Jamal Rifi, (born 16 June 1959) is a General Practitioner and prominent figure in the Lebanese Muslim community in Sydney. Rifi is known for winning the The Australian newspaper’s Australian of the Year, in January 2015.Rifi has been acknowledged for his work in trying to prevent the radicalisation of young people in Sydney and has been praised for his community work; however, he has also been criticised and received death threats, including from terrorist Mohamed Elomar, who once tweeted that he would give money to people who helped intimidate Rifi, whom he described as a "Habashi dog", and his family. Wikipedia
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