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Calls for more government action on antisemitism after Sydney childcare centre firebombed

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NSW Police is investigating what Premier Chris Minns has called "a vicious hate crime" after a childcare centre was set alight and graffitied with an antisemitic slogan in Sydney's eastern suburbs. The Jewish community is calling for a National Cabinet meeting on antisemitism, as the number of attacks have ramped up since December.
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