Australian PM vows ‘full force of law’ after arson attack at Melbourne synagogue
James Ross/EPA/ShutterstockThe Australian Prime Minister promised to take a strong action after a significant swaddle attack against a synagogue in Melbourne.
The police are looking for a man who shed liquid on the front door of the synagogue before setting fire on Friday night. At that time, about 20 people were released without any injury to dinner.
The police are also trying to determine whether the incident was dependent on an attack on a Jewish restaurant in the city the same night.
A series of anti-Semitic attacks occurred in Australia in the last few months with tensions on the Israeli-Hamas War.
Josh Stander/EPA/ShutterstockThe Australian government appointed a special ambassador to combat anti -Semitism and suffered harsh laws against hate crimes after a high -profile wave.
“Antisemitism has no place in Australia, Prime Minister Anthony Anthony Albane said after the attack on the Eastern Melbourne synagogue.
“Those responsible for these shocking actions must face all the power of the law and my government will provide all the necessary support towards this effort.” He said.
The incident is not clear whether the rebels enter the miznon restaurant in the city business area, “IDF throws chairs and other objects with death. [Israel Defense Forces]”. Some attackers were taken to clamps.
“These events are a serious rise towards our community,” said Alex Ryvchin, the co -director of the Australian Jews. He said.
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar, “Australia has a lot of anti -Semitic attacks.” He said.
“The Australian government must do more to fight this toxic disease.”
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has become a variable political issue in Australia.
In addition to the protests of both Jewish and Muslim communities, it resulted in a sharp increase in Islamophobia and anti -Semitism.
The Israeli Army launched a campaign in Gaza, where approximately 1,200 people were killed and 251 people were hostage in Gaza.
According to the Ministry of Health of the region, at least 57,268 people have been killed in Gaza since then.
