Two prominent Jewish groups have condemned a spate of graffiti across Sydney’s eastern suburbs overnight and called on the government to investigate and “put an end to this hatred”.
Prominent Jewish leaders have called on the government to “end this hatred” as the word ' Hamas ' crops up across the eastern suburbs of Sydney in an overnight spate of vandalism.
The graffiti is located across a section of the popular Bondi to Bronte walk, outside the Bronte Beach Public School and opposite Krinsky’s Supermarket on Bondi Road. “It is part of a pattern of behaviour that is escalating in areas with large Jewish communities as we approach the first anniversary of the October 7 horrors,” he said.
Australian Jewish Association Robert Gregory told SkyNews.com.au the word Hamas had been cropping up across dozens of locations in recent days, including Bronte, Tamarama and Bondi, where “many of Sydney’s Jews live”.Hamas graffiti sprayed in Bondi and the eastern suburbs
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