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Jewish leaders have spoken as both sides of the political spectrum present plans to address skyrocketing rates of antisemitism in Australia.
The UN motion was not backed by Israel or the United States.
Premier Chris Minns described the attack on the Jewish community as a ‘disgusting display of anti-Semitism.’
Authorities in Australia are grappling with rising antisemitism.
Australia supported a UN resolution calling for Israel to end its unlawful presence in the ‘Occupied Palestinian Territory’ as rapidly as possible.
The Labor government has faced criticism for trying to appease both Israel and Palestine supporters.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke described granting the visas as ’some of the happiest meetings’ he has ever had.
Two members of the synagogue were forced to flee.
The move has been criticised by the federal opposition who say it alienates key allies Israel and the United States.
The man is alleged to have caused over $100,000 in damage.
A former Israeli justice minister has been barred from Australia in the lead-up to a conference in Canberra.
The Albanese Labor government has backed a UN draft resolution that would proclaim sovereignty over resources in the disputed territories for Palestinians.
