Four days after Adass Israel was attacked, the prime minister visited the site and called for unity, but among the surging crowd the mood was one of frustration and blame
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In the moments before Anthony Albanese arrived at the Adass Israel synagogue in Melbourne’s south-east, community leaders sensed there could be trouble.
“We don’t want any heckling of the prime minister, not today,” said one leader to a community member outside the synagogue, who had voiced his frustration with the government.
