Australia is investigating whether recent attacks on the Jewish community were foreign-funded.
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<p>Australia is investigating a recent spate of anti-Semitic attacks, including arson and vandalism, to determine whether they are foreign-funded. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and federal police chief Reece Kershaw have said there are suspicions of foreign payments that could support the attacks. Several people have already been charged over hate incidents, including the burning of a Melbourne synagogue.
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