Benjamin Netanyahu UNLEASHES on Australia in stunning broadside as furious Israeli Prime Minister condemns East Melbourne synagogue arson attack

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned ‘serious hate crimes’ in Australia after a swaddling attack on a melbourne synagogue and a deliberate protests in a nearby Israeli restaurant.

The front gate of the Eastern Hebrew community on Albert Street in Eastern Melbourne was allegedly set on fire when approximately 20 people entered on Friday at 20.

Shortly thereafter, the protesters gathered outside the Israeli restaurant Miznon on the nearby hardware strip.

Diners, ‘IDF (Israeli Defense Forces) Death (Israeli Defense Forces)’ chanting up to 20 protesters screamed while throwing protesters, food and glass goods.

On Sunday, Netanyahu joined senior Israeli officials to condemn the events and to take the government to take ‘all necessary measures’ to bring the responsible ones to justice.

Netanyahu, in a statement published in one night, “ Death to IDF “cheering and attempted to damage the worship house, via inferiority antisemitic attacks, serious hate crimes that need to be dismantled in their resources. “He said.

‘Israel will continue to stand with the Jewish community in Australia, and we call on the Australian government to take all the necessary measures to bring rebels to justice and to prevent such attacks in the future.’

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said in X there are too many anti -Jewish attacks in Australia ‘.

The arrest comes after the police released the image of a man they want to talk about on Saturday with the arson attack on Saturday

‘The Australian government should do more to fight this toxic disease’ he said.

Isaac President Isaac Herzog also wrote ‘unbearable’ that they faced attacks on Jewish affairs as well as the attempt to live the members of their beliefs while praying in 2025.

‘Melbourne’s historical and oldest synagogue in Sabbath, the inferiority attack targeting the Jews, and in a restaurant where people come to enjoy a meal together,’ he said.

The images of the online restaurant protest showed a group that added a group of separation after a separate protest, including the 80 Pro-Palestinian activist on nearby Swanston Street.

Later, the protesters came to the scene of dozens of civil servants and clashed with the police after closing the lane at both ends.

He was arrested for blocking a protester police and was released in the call.

Meanwhile, the joint terrorist team arrested a 34 -year -old man from Western Sydney at Melbourne’s CBD at 20.15 on Saturday and accused him of the alleged arson attack in the synagogue.

The reckless behavior, which endangers life, is accused of reckless behavior, which endangers serious injury, fire and criminal damage and a controlled weapon.

Protesters gathered outside the Israeli Restaurant Miznon on the nearby hardware strip

Melbourne Magistrate Criminal Court on Sunday will highlight.

The arrest comes after the police released the image of a man they want to talk about on the alleged arson attack on Saturday.

Speaking outside the Melbourne synagogue on Sunday morning, Interior Minister Tony Burke defended legislative efforts to combat hate speech and violence.

“This government has carried out the most powerful actions in Australia’s hate symbols illegally, and called for violence and hate speech to achieve serious criminal penalties, ” he said.

‘But the work of being sure that we have eliminated anti-Semitism belongs to each of us.’

Burke label the arson attack as ‘disgusting and coward’ and said that people should be safe everywhere in Australia where they go.

‘Do not import hatred and violence from abroad from abroad, ” he said.

‘Hate has no place in Australia. Anti-Semitism has no place in Australia. The history of anti-Semitism in the world is something that rarely ends with words. ‘

Interior Minister Tony Burke (Picture) said that he was constantly informed by ASIO and Australian Federal Police following the events in Melbourne.

Victoria said the police had directed the investigation with two incidents.

According to Australian Jewish President Daniel Agghion, the attack on the 150 -year -old temple in Melbourne was the tenth fire bomb of the Australian Jewish community in the last 12 months.

“If you think of terrorism as creating terror or fear, yes, this is a form of terrorism,” he said.

‘This is a model of behavior designed to create fear between the Jewish community.’