Synagogue, restaurant and business attacks condemned

It is claimed that Melbourne has anti -Jewish attacks:

East Melbourne Hebrew Community:

* The synagogue fired about 20 worshipers for a Sabbath dinner on Friday night.

* It is claimed that a man poured and burned a flammable liquid on the front door

* Sydney’s 34 -year -old from Toongabbie in the West was arrested in the center of Melbourne on Saturday night and investigated the intention and ideology of detectives.

* He is expected to confront the court accused of reckless behavior on Sunday, endangering life, fever with criminal damage and controlled weapons

CBD Israel Restaurant:

* A group that moved away from a previous protest, shredded a window, turned the tables, and on Friday night, the Israeli restaurant on CBD threw chairs out of Miznon and threw the chairs

* Protest organizers, Israel and the United States supported by the spokesman of the Israeli businessman Shahar Segal, the restaurant is aimed at the restaurant, he said.

* A 28 -year -old child was arrested for blocking the police from Footscray and released with calls

Greensborough business:

* In the early hours of Saturday morning, he painted three cars and a wall spray outside a Greensborough job in the northeast of the city

* A vehicle was destroyed and was damaged after two damages were seen

* There were “inferences of anti-Semitism” and the work was subjected to pro-Palestinian activities last year.

* Police did not make connections between three events

How did the leaders react?

* “Understandable anti -Jewish attacks … violent hate crimes to be dismantled from the root” – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

* “Anti -Semitism has no place in Australia” – Prime Minister Anthony Albania

* “This was an attack on Australia” – Interior Minister Tony Burke

* “This is embarrassing by a pack of cowardly” – Victoria Premier Jacinta Allan

* “Nothing we do here in Melbourne will have no effect on the terrible events in Israel and Gaza” – Melbourne Lord Mayor Nicholas Reece

* “Melbourne stopped being a safe place for Jews for a night”