Australia accuses Iran of directing antisemitic attacks on cafe and synagogue

Australia has accused Iran of directing anti-Semitic attacks on a cafe and a synagogue in the country. The Australian government has ordered Iran's ambassador to leave the country in response to these allegations, made by the country's intelligence services. The attacks, which targeted a cafe and a synagogue, are said to have been directed by Iran. The Australian government has taken this step as a strong response to the alleged involvement of Iran in these incidents. The decision to expel the Iranian ambassador is a diplomatic move aimed at holding Iran accountable for the reported anti-Semitic attacks. The Australian government has stated that it will not tolerate any foreign interference or attacks on its soil, particularly those targeting specific communities. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions between Australia and Iran, and the global issue of anti-Semitism and the need for countries to address such incidents effectively.