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Alleged attack in Dover Heights ‘disgusting and dangerous’, NSW premier says

The NSW premier Chris Minns has labelled the alleged attack at Dover Heights overnight as a “disgusting and dangerous act of violence”. In a statement issued this morning, he said:

This is a disgusting and dangerous act of violence that is the latest example of a rising level of antisemitic attacks in our community.

Civil society stands united in condemning this flagrant racism. I’ll be getting an update from police this morning.

It is important that the community and police continue to work together to make NSW a safer place for everyone.