A woman accused of being part of an anti-Semitic firebombing attack in Sydney’s eastern suburbs allegedly posted on social media seeking plastic jerry cans the day before the attack.
A violent former immigration detainee convicted of kidnapping and break and enter has been released from prison following an affray conviction | WATCH
A 34-year-old woman from western Sydney has been arrested over her alleged involvement in an anti-Semitic attack in the city’s affluent east which saw three buildings graffitied and a car set alight.
Footage shows the moment two dark-clothed and hooded figures doused two cars in petrol and splattered red paint on the former home of a high-profile Jewish community leader | WATCH
A Gazan in Khan Younis has spoken to The Australian, warning about repercussions and his fears following Israel’s ceasefire with Hamas
The parole officer allegedly found in a hotel bed with her young offender parolee is facing additional charges, accused of ‘obstructing’ two police officers during her middle of the night arrest.
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have given a bipartisan threat of the ‘strongest possible action’ against the Kremlin if Oscar Jenkins is confirmed to have been executed by Russian forces.
When a loud bang woke Dover Heights residents in the early hours of Friday morning, many assumed it was a car accident. But those who left their beds to investigate the noise saw it was something much more sinister.
The NSW Premier condemned ‘animals’ behind a ‘barbaric’ anti-Semitic attack as he announced hate-speech law reform to target people ‘promoting hatred’ of Jews.
Executive Council of Australian Jewry co-chief executive Alex Ryvchin says he is concerned someone could soon die if anti-Semitic attacks continue, after his former home was vandalised in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
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