A recent vandalism spree in Woollahra, Sydney, has drawn widespread condemnation after a ute was set ablaze and ten cars were defaced with anti-Israel slogans, including 'f**k Israel' and threats referencing the PKK. The Australian Jewish Association criticized the government's response to rising antisemitism, arguing that a lack of decisive action has allowed such violence to escalate. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and other officials have labeled the attack 'deeply troubling' and reaffirmed their commitment to combating antisemitism, asserting that there is no place for such hate in Australia. Police have launched an investigation, including establishing Strike Force Mylor, and are seeking public assistance to identify the perpetrators. As community tensions rise amid ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon, concerns grow about the safety of the Jewish community in Australia. This incident highlights a worrying trend of increasing hostility towards Jewish people, as described by community leaders and politicians alike.