Government Response
Prime Minister condemned the Woollahra attack, labeling it an "outrage" and a "hate crime," and emphasized that there's no place for antisemitism in . He expressed solidarity with the Jewish community and criticized the attack as targeting individuals for being Jewish, not for criticizing .
Premier described the Woollahra incident as a "disgusting display of anti-Semitism," designed to intimidate Sydney's Jewish community. He and other officials have called for a robust investigation and highlighted the attack's intent to incite fear.
Community and International Reaction
The issued a travel warning for Jews in Australia, citing concerns over persistent antisemitism and violence against Jews and Jewish institutions. Opposition figures criticized the government's response as insufficient, arguing it has emboldened offenders.
Local Jewish leaders and community members expressed fear and outrage over the attacks, calling them a pattern of escalating antisemitism. The incidents have sparked debates on the government's handling of antisemitism and its broader societal implications.