A car was set on fire and anti-Israel graffiti was sprayed on properties in a Sydney suburb with a large Jewish community. This comes just days after an arson attack at a synagogue in Melbourne. Australian authorities are investigating both incidents as terrorism. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called the attack an 'outrage' and emphasized that it was an attack on people because they are Jewish. Police are searching for two males believed to be in their late teens who were seen running from the scene. The incident is being treated as a wanton act of vandalism and offenders could face up to 10 years in jail.