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Australian, Israeli PMs condemn Melbourne synagogue arson attack
The prime ministers of Australia and Israel on Saturday condemned an arson attack on a busy Melbourne synagogue, which rattled worshippers but caused no injuries. Detectives from the Counter Terrorism Security Investigation Unit said they have charged a man after the suspicious fire at a synagogue in East Melbourne on Friday night.
Local leaders denounced the episodes, which both took place on Friday evening: arson at a synagogue and a disturbance at an ...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other high-ranking Israeli officials have responded with fury to the attacks on a Melbourne synagogue and Jewish restaurant on Friday night.
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None of the approximately 20 people who were inside the synagogue were injured in the incident, the latest in a surge of anti ...
An unusual advertising campaign for a Glen Waverley house that involved agents capering about in Spanish matador and bull ...
A Medal of Honor winner was the grand marshal in the Merritt Island parade, and crowds cheered the Melbourne parade despite ...
Police said Abner Manuel Pagan Otero, who turned himself in on July 4, faces charges of attempted murder and aggravated ...
SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australian police have charged a man in connection with an alleged arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue with worshippers in the building, the latest in a series of incidents ...
A NSW Wales man is arrested over Friday night's fire at a Melbourne synagogue as questions are being raised about what the ...
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