


Arson Attack on Melbourne Synagogue Sparks Outrage and Calls for Unity
A fire at Melbourne's Adass Israel Synagogue, deemed an antisemitic attack, has drawn swift condemnation from leaders amid rising antisemitism in Australia.
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On December 6, masked arsonists attacked Melbourne's Adass Israel Synagogue, causing significant damage and igniting national outrage. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese labeled the act as antisemitism, emphasizing the need for solidarity and protection of religious freedoms. Local leaders, including Victoria’s Premier Jacinta Allan, pledged financial support for reconstruction and reinforced police presence. This incident reflects an alarming trend of antisemitic acts in Australia linked to ongoing global tensions, with community leaders urging Australians to unite against hate and protect vulnerable communities.
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