‘Dark and nasty': Wave of antisemitic attacks strike Melbourne
Mr Murray describes a wave of antisemitic attacks as 'dark and nasty' after an alleged arson attack on an East Melbourne synagogue.
'I don't know why people think that they are morally superior to others, which means they can just go and disrupt other people's lives,' Mr Murray said.
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