The vandalism came hours after similar graffiti was spray-painted on a house in Sydney’s east.

“There are, unfortunately, some bastards out there that are determined to rip into our community, and they should be ashamed of the actions that they’ve taken this morning.”

NSW Premier Chris Minns has condemned antisemitic attacks in Sydney. Source: AAP / Mick Tsikas

‘They’re hateful and have no place in Australia’

“Australians should respect each other and overwhelmingly do, regardless of their faith. We are a multicultural nation, we need to be inclusive and cohesive and that’s what my government is determined to support.”

“We’re also calling on our fellow Australians, particularly those in positions of influence across society, to end the silence and publicly denounce this behaviour as repugnant to our national values and a threat to us all.”