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Federal police considering potential overseas links to rise of anti-Semitic attacks

Published 22 January 2025, 6:19 am
The Australian Federal Police are investigating potential overseas links to the rise in anti-Semitic attacks. They are describing the potential links as overseas actors and whether they are using cryptocurrency to pay Australians to conduct attacks. The revelation comes as a 33-year-old man was arrested this morning charged with an attempted fire-bombing of a Sydney synagogue.
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