Explosives-filled caravan was planted by criminals to play on fears of antisemitic attacks, Australian police say
- A caravan filled with explosives was discovered in northwestern Sydney on January 19, containing enough explosives to create a 40m-wide blast and antisemitic messages along with a list of Jewish synagogues.
- Authorities believe the caravan was part of a fabricated terrorism plot, with no detonator found, making it easier to identify, according to AFP Deputy Commissioner Krissy Barrett.
- The incident has caused fear and anxiety within the Jewish community, described by Barrett as creating chaos and diverting police resources to other criminal activities.
- Barrett emphasized that the plot was an elaborate scheme contrived by organized criminals, both locally and from offshore.
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