Shocking scenes while protesters storm an Israeli restaurant in Melbourne – as a Jewish synagogue is set on fire
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A group of pro-Palestinian demonstrators has terrorized shocked dinners by storming a restaurant Melbourne‘s CBD – As a arsonist focused on a nearby synagogue.
The chaotic scenes unfolded Miznon Eatery in Israeli property on Hardware Lane, where a maximum of 20 demonstrators swing seats, food and glassware to the location while sang ‘death to the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) ‘.
Images that are shared online showed the separate group that threw traffic fires by passing cars and shouting exploring on their way to the restaurant after a separate protest involving 80 participants in nearby Swanston Street.
When the masked demonstrators arrived in Miznon, his dinners are shouting while furniture and tables are destroyed.
Protesters were then seen with the police after dozens of officers arrived on the spot.
One demonstrator was arrested for hindering the police and released on summons.
“Several other protesters were spoken by the police and had their identity clarified with the aim of follow-up research,” a spokeswoman told Daily Mail Australia.
“Victoria Police continued to support the rights of Victorians to protest peacefully, but will not tolerate the kind of antisocial and violent behavior that was observed tonight.”

A bollard was thrown by pro-Palestine demonstrators, who bumped with a group outside the location

A group of masked young people were seen against anti-Israeli demonstrators
The chaotic scenes shocked dinners.
Other restaurants in Hardware Lane were also damaged.
‘Then they started to become aggressive and throw tomatoes, chairs and glasses. They have caused a lot of damage here, ‘a restaurant told the Heraldzon.
Only half an hour earlier, a synagogue was set on fire in Oostmelbourne, which treats the police as suspicious.
A man came to the Synagogue site on Albert Street around 8 p.m., donated a flammable liquid on the front door and lit it before he fled on foot.
About 20 people were in the synagogue at the time.
No injuries were reported. Firefighters quickly contain the fire, which prevented further damage.
The police collaborate with Synagogue members and Jewish community representatives to offer support after the disturbing attack.

Miznon stormed up to 20 demonstrators, causing damage and ‘death to the IDF’ became singing

The police were seen as an arrest while the tensions have been cooked outside of Miznon
A arson specialist is called in to determine the cause and the police revise CCTV as part of their current investigations.
Victoria’s police emphasized that anti -Semitic and hate -based behavior would not be tolerated and that both incidents are treated with the greatest seriousness.
The Australian Jewish Democratic society condemned both incidents.
“The AJDs condemn the Mobactie by masked people who protest against the presence of the Miznon restaurant in Melbourne,” it posted online late on Friday evening.
‘Around the same time there was an attempted arson of the historic Eastern Melbourne synagogue not far away by masked people. This is a terrible act against the entire Jewish community
“We hope that all those who are responsible will be caught and prosecuted.”
The police insist on everyone with information, images or CCTV of one of the two incidents to come forward.
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