Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned as an "anti-Semitic outrage" an attack early Wednesday on a Jewish suburb of Sydney in which buildings were daubed with anti-Israel slogans.

Australian police have launched an investigation after a car was set alight and houses were vandalised with anti-Israel graffiti in Sydney. The incident has been condemned by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as a "hate crime". He told ABC News: "There's no place for antisemitism in this country, or anywhere for that matter."

Australian PM condemns anti-Israel graffiti in Sydney as ‘outrage’ and ‘hate crime’ - Car torched and anti-Israel slogans painted on wall of house in Sydney suburb

Anthony Albanese, the Australian Prime Minister, has reacted to the anti Semitic attack that took place in Sydney in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

Arsonists caused extensive damage to a synagogue in the city of Melbourne on Friday in what Australia’s Prime Minister Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has condemned as an antisemitic attack.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the incident was an “outrage” and expressed his support for Sydney’s Jewish community. The incident is being investigated as terrorism.