Fitzroy: Pro-Hamas graffiti sprayed in Melbourne on second anniversary of October 7 attacks

A leading Billboard in the north of Melbourne was falsified by Hamas Pro-Hamas graffiti on the second anniversary of the October 7 attacks and created widespread anger.

The words “Glory to Hamas” painted spray on the intense intersection of Alexandra Parade and Brunswick Street in Fitzroy.

Victoria Premier Jacinta Allan condemned the aggressive message, saying that he had “every effort” to remove it.

“This is not in the spirit of peace.

Caulfield deputy David Southwick described Graffiti as “triggering ve for the Jewish community of Australia and spoke with ABC Melbourne.

“To glorify a terrorist organization in Melbourne, beyond belief.”

By asking for the implementation of the laws, “Nobody should do this… Shameful about how the Jewish community is targeted and something should be done in the last two years. Words are not good enough of our leaders. In fact, they have to go out and do something.”

The police explained that they were investigating the incident and said, “There is absolutely no place for anti -Semitic or hate -based symbols and behaviors.”

Vandalism appeared overnight and coincided with the second anniversary of the October 7, 2023 attacks, Hamas militants killed 1200 people and took 250 hostages.

In response, Israel launched a two -year violent campaign, which resulted in more than 67,000 Palestinian deaths that label the UN commission’s actions in Israel’s Gaza genocide.

Prime Minister Anthony called for “good human behavior için to celebrate its anniversary. Victoria and NSW’s prime ministers condemned the protests planned in both states to celebrate their gloomy anniversary, “(Tuesday) is not a day for demonstrations.”

Ms. Allan described the planned Melbourne protest as “unacceptable, and said,“ Today should not be a day about the protest.