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National cabinet agrees to set up anti-Semitism database as AFP says foreign influence may be behind attacks.
Australian Federal Police investigating whether overseas actors have paid local criminals to carry out anti-Semitic attacks, including by radicalising young people online.
The snap meeting was convened after an arson and graffiti attack on a Sydney childcare centre.
The federal opposition has promised to introduce mandatory minimum sentences for terrorism offences and the display of hate symbols.
Leaders made no mention of tougher bail and sentencing laws for anti-Semitic offences.
Opposition says it would impose mandatory minimum six-year sentences for all federal terrorism offences.
It also proposed a new offence for urging or threatening violence towards a place of worship.
Mr Albanese said he would let NSW police "speak for themselves" on whether it was a terrorist incident.
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