Jewish man seriously wounded by pro-Palestinian mob in Sydney

Sydney man says hit on head at least a dozen times by a mob calling him 'Jewish dog,' sending him to hospital for 4-day stay while police say investigation ongoing; local Jewish, Israeli community enraged by pro-Hamas demo calling to gas Jews
Pro-Palestine demonstration in Sydney 

A Jewish Australian man suffered a serious injury last week after he was attacked violently by Hamas supporters in Sydney.
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The 44-year-old man said he was walking through a playground in the city and tore down an old notice announcing a pro-Palestine demonstration that had already taken place. A man who was there approached him and asked if he was a supporter of Israel. "I will murder you," he said before a mob gathered around shouting insults.
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חרבות ברזל, סידני מפגינים נגד ישראל בסידני אוסטרליה
חרבות ברזל, סידני מפגינים נגד ישראל בסידני אוסטרליה
Anti-Israel protest in Sydney
(Photo: Lisa Maree Williams /Getty Images)
The Jewish man called the police but he was attacked before officers arrived. He was hit in the back of his head and fell to the ground when three men who joined the attack, kicked him and called him a "Jewish dog." The man said he was struck on his head at least a dozen times.
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חרבות ברזל, סידני מפגינים נגד ישראל בסידני אוסטרליה
חרבות ברזל, סידני מפגינים נגד ישראל בסידני אוסטרליה
Anti-Israel protest in Sydney
(Photo: Rick Rycroft / AP)
By the time the police did arrive, the assailants had already fled. The man was hospitalized for four days. Victoria police said it was investigating the incident.
Australia's Israeli and Jewish community was up in arms after the police allowed a pro-Hamas demonstration to take place outside the Opera House with calls "Jews to the Gas."
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