Antisemitic Graffiti on Sydney Car Condemned by Australian Leaders

A car in Sydney's Queens Park was defaced with hateful slogans, prompting widespread denunciation and a police investigation.

A vehicle in Queens Park, Sydney, was vandalized with antisemitic graffiti reading 'F*** the Jews,' sparking condemnation from community leaders and politicians.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese labeled antisemitism a 'scourge' and emphasized that such acts contradict Australian values of inclusivity and multiculturalism.
The incident is part of a troubling pattern of antisemitic and anti-Israel vandalism in Sydney, including recent graffiti and arson attacks in Woollahra and other areas.
The NSW Jewish Board of Deputies called for stricter laws to address hate speech and urged authorities to take decisive action against such crimes.
NSW Police are investigating the incident, which occurred between Sunday morning and early Monday, and are appealing for public assistance in identifying the perpetrators.