Two signs in front of Kehillat Shaarei Torah were defaced on Friday, and a Jewish elementary school was damaged in a drive-by shooting for third time.
CBC cited the police as saying that one incendiary device was found at the scene. Witnesses told police that they saw a suspect fleeing the scene.
Although no damage or injury was caused in the incident, the Jewish community is demanding that Ramaphosa condemn this attempted attack.
"You are late," a person could be heard saying while an additional individual shouted "Does the Prime Minister condemn calls for an intifada against Jews?"
Albanese said that the move comes in response to high-profile violent antisemitic incidents in Australia.
Netanyahu called on Australian authorities to prevent antisemitic attacks against local Jewish communities in the future.
"I have zero tolerance for antisemitism. It has absolutely no place in Australia," Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.
Victoria Police arrested two individuals and no charges have been laid, according to the Herald Sun.
Small-town synagogues often function not just as religious institutions but as unique centers for education and community engagement.