Explosive Plot Targeting Jewish Community Disrupted in Sydney

A suspected anti-Semitic terror plot was uncovered in Sydney when police discovered a caravan loaded with explosives, capable of causing mass casualties, parked for 12 days. The caravan contained notes with addresses of Jewish targets, including the Great Synagogue and the Sydney Jewish Museum, sparking fears of a coordinated attack against the Jewish community. Despite the serious nature of the threat, Jewish organizations were not informed about the danger until media reports emerged, raising concerns over police transparency and operational decisions. NSW authorities have launched a major investigation involving over 100 officers, linking this incident to a rise in anti-Semitic attacks in the area. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned the plot, while local leaders described it as a horrific escalation in anti-Jewish sentiment in Australia. The police are continuing to investigate potential links to extremist groups amid heightened fears for community safety.