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flag A Sydney man was sentenced to 20 months for a 41-minute anti-Semitic attack involving arson and vandalism.

flag Mohommed Farhat, 21, was sentenced to one year and eight months in prison for leading a 41-minute anti-Semitic attack in Sydney’s Woollahra suburb on November 20, 2024, and will be released on parole on December 6. flag The attack involved arson, vandalism, and anti-Semitic graffiti on ten vehicles and four buildings, including a fire station and a restaurant. flag Farhat, who used his Uber account to return home after the attack, was identified through digital and CCTV evidence. flag His accomplice, Thomas Stojanovski, remains on bail. flag The incident is part of a broader wave of anti-Semitic attacks in Sydney, with Australia’s national security agency ASIO indicating Iran may have been behind at least two similar incidents. flag Farhat was ordered to pay $5,324 in compensation. flag No motive was established in court.

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