Sydney Church Stabbing Declared a Terrorist Attack by Australian Police
The attack, which injured a bishop and sparked a riot, was motivated by religious extremism, according to authorities.
- A 16-year-old boy stabbed Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel and others during a church service in Sydney, sparking a riot.
- The incident, streamed online, led to an angry mob attacking police with bricks and bottles.
- Authorities declared the church stabbing a terrorist attack, focusing on the suspect's religiously motivated comments.
- The bishop, a controversial figure with a strong social media presence, has been a target of criticism and hate.
- The attack is part of a recent surge in knife-related violence in Sydney, heightening public anxiety.




























































































