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Israeli restaurant attacked, synagogue torched within minutes of each other in Melbourne
Anti-Israel mob chants ‘Death to the IDF’ while hurling furniture through ‘Miznon’ window; suspect sets entrance of historic synagogue on fire; 20 people inside evacuate unscathed A mob of pro-Palestinian protesters vandalized an Israeli-owned restaurant in Melbourne on Friday evening,
Australia Police Search for Suspect in Arson Attack on Melbourne Synagogue
SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australian police said late on Friday they were looking for a man suspected of deliberately starting a fire at a Melbourne synagogue filled with worshippers. The fire at the synagogue in the east of Victoria's state capital was sparked on Friday night,
Angelo Loras, 34, of Sydney, who describes himself as Iranian, suspected of starting fire at entrance to East Melbourne ...
Angelo Loras, 34, was charged with arson, endangering life and property damage. He was also charged with possessing a ...
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Benjamin Netanyahu demands end to ‘reprehensible’ antisemitic acts after Melbourne synagogue attack - A 34-year-old Sydney ...
Australian counterterrorism police charge a man in arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue with worshippers inside. The ...
Local leaders denounced the episodes, which both took place on Friday evening: arson at a synagogue and a disturbance at an ...
Melbourne’s beloved live music haunt Stay Gold has temporarily closed its doors after a freak gust of wind tore part of the ...
Adelaide dynamo Izak Rankine has kicked five goals in a 13-point win over Melbourne soured by a serious knee injury to Crow ...
None of the approximately 20 people who were inside the synagogue were injured in the attack, the latest in a surge of ...
Australia’s most famous race, the Group 1 Melbourne Cup (3200m), has got richer with plans revealed for a major stakes boost.
A Medal of Honor winner was the grand marshal in the Merritt Island parade, and crowds cheered the Melbourne parade despite ...
Interstate and international investors are snapping up commercial property bargains on the streets of Melbourne’s CBD while locals keep their hands in their pockets.
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