Australia expels the Iranian ambassador to anti -Semitic attacks

Australia says it will launch the Iranian ambassador after it has claimed that the country’s government has directed anti -Semitic attacks in Sydney and Melbourne.

Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz said the attacks “are” unusual and dangerous aggressive acts organized by a foreign nation. ” No one was injured in the attacks that took place last year.

The head of the Australian Security Intelligence Organization (ASIO) said that his agency had intelligence that Iran was “likely” behind more attacks on Jewish targets in Australia’s incidents.

Ambassador Ahmed Sadigi and three other Iranian officials were ordered to leave Australia within seven days. Iran has not yet commented on the accusations.

“Iran has sought to hide its involvement, but ASIO is being behind the attacks on the Louis Continental kitchen in Sydney on October 20 last year, Israel synagogue In Melbourne on December 6. “

Foreign Minister Benny Wong said it’s the first time since World War II that Australia expelled an ambassador.

Wong said that Australia will continue to maintain some diplomatic lines with Tehran, but suspended operations at its embassy in Iran for the safety of employees.

It also urged the Australians not to travel to Iran and called on any citizens in the country to leave now if it is safe to do so.

Albaniz said that his government will also help the Iranian Islamic Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization.