The Islamic regime was behind at least two antisemitic attacks in Australia, and possible connections to more are under investigation, according to Canberra's spy agency.
Australia announced on Tuesday the expulsion of Iran’s ambassador and three other diplomats after Canberra’s spy agency found that the Islamic Republic had directed at least two antisemitic attacks in the country.
According to the News.com.au website, Ambassador Ahmad Sadeghi was informed of the move some 30 minutes before Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced it.
The antisemitic attacks “were extraordinary and dangerous acts of aggression orchestrated by a foreign nation on Australian soil,” said Albanese at the press conference on Tuesday. “They have sought to harm and terrorize Jewish Australians and sow hatred and division.
