Rise in Antisemitic Attacks Leads to Police Operation in Australia

Australia addresses a troubling rise in antisemitic incidents through special police investigations and increased security measures.

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Australian police launch a special operation to investigate increased antisemitic attacks

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Australian police launch a special operation to investigate increased antisemitic attacks

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Albanese calls for protest ban outside places of worship as critics warn against ‘kneejerk reactions’

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Australia PM condemns arson incident and anti-Israel graffiti

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‘Deliberate Attack’: Car Set Alight and Anti-Israel Graffiti in Sydney

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Vandals burn a car and spray graffiti in latest antisemitic attack in Australia

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Car set on fire and buildings vandalised with anti-Israel graffiti at Woollahra in Sydney

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Australia is witnessing a surge in antisemitic attacks, prompting the launch of Special Operation Avalite by federal police. This comes amidst rising tensions linked to the Israel-Hamas conflict, with significant incidents reported in Sydney and Melbourne. Prime Minister Albanese condemned these actions, emphasizing the need for societal unity against such hate crimes. Recent attacks, classified as terrorist acts due to their political motives, include vandalism and arson with police actively seeking multiple suspects. The government is also considering legislation to ban protests outside places of worship.

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