NSW Police investigate whether criminals involved in some of Sydney’s anti-Semitic attacks were hired by an underworld network in exchange for payment.

Businesses, homes and synagogues have been defaced with graffiti and set alight, in a series of attacks escalating in frequency and severity.

A western Sydney woman has been charged over her alleged involvement in an anti-Semitic attack in Woollahra last month where three buildings were graffitied and a stolen car was set alight.

Another man arrested following alleged anti-Semitic attack in Sydney Man walked 250,000 steps in a week to see what it would do to his body Only Child Syndrome: What Being An Only Child Says About You Food mistakes to avoid over Lunar New Year holiday,

Police have arrested a second man over a graffiti and fire attack on a synagogue as another man is held in custody over the incident.

Commissioner Reece Kershaw revealed that investigators are examining whether overseas actors may be funding these attacks. Some payments might even involve cryptocurrency, complicating the investigation.