A wave of anti-Israel vandalism in Sydney’s Woollahra has sparked outrage from community leaders and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
A ute was torched and cars and buildings vandalised with anti-Israel slogans in the Sydney suburb of Woollahra on Thursday morning. Emergency services responded to the car fire in the eastern Sydney suburb, only to discover that a further 10 cars had also been damaged and buildings vandalised. The vandalism was condemned by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who called it a 'deeply disturbing' attack on the Jewish community.
"It is obviously a very distressing day for local residents and also members of the Jewish community to wake up to this sort of violation, to see property damage, daubed with antisemitic slogans, to see a car set alight in the sleepy Sydney suburb, it's immensely distressing — but no aspect of this surprises us," he said.
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