Albanese condemns ‘antisemitic hate incident’ in which Jewish boys ‘ran for their lives’ in Melbourne
Australian police are investigating a reported antisemitic incident in St Kilda East, Melbourne, on Monday night. Five Jewish teenagers, aged 15 or 16, were allegedly subjected to Nazi slogans yelled from a passing white ute while walking home from school studies.

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AI-generatedAustralian police are investigating a reported antisemitic incident in St Kilda East, Melbourne, on Monday night. Five Jewish teenagers, aged 15 or 16, were allegedly subjected to Nazi slogans yelled from a passing white ute while walking home from school studies. The incident occurred around 9:50 PM on Glen Eira Road. According to the father of one of the boys, the teenagers "ran for their lives." The vehicle involved was later confirmed to be stolen. Prime Minister Albanese has condemned the event as an "antisemitic hate incident."
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6 extractedThe white ute was later confirmed to be stolen.
A white ute drove past the boys.
The incident occurred on Glen Eira Road in St Kilda East about 9.50pm.
Five Jewish teenagers, all aged 15 or 16, had just finished school studies in Ripponlea.
The prime minister condemned the “antisemitic hate incident”.
Five Jewish boys "ran for their lives" while Nazi slogans were yelled at them in Melbourne on Monday night.