在悉尼一所清真寺发现一封针对少数民族和政客的威胁信,引发了对恐怖主义的调查和全国谴责。 A threatening letter targeting minorities and politicians was found at a Sydney mosque, prompting a terrorism investigation and national condemnation.

2026年1月22日在悉尼的莱克姆巴清真寺发现一封针对中东和土著澳大利亚人、劳工和绿党政客以及社会主义者的恐吓信,促使新南威尔士州警察和反恐单位进行调查。 A threatening letter targeting Middle Eastern and Aboriginal Australians, Labor and Greens politicians, and socialists was found at Lakemba Mosque in Sydney on January 22, 2026, prompting an investigation by NSW Police and counterterrorism units. 该信被称为“呼吁暴力”,与邦迪恐怖袭击后仇视伊斯兰教和反犹太主义抬头有关,据称该信敦促在澳大利亚日协调采取暴力行动。 The letter, described as a "call to violence" and linked to rising Islamophobia and antisemitism following the Bondi terror attack, allegedly urged coordinated violence on Australia Day. 包括总理克里斯·明斯和联邦部长托尼·伯克和安妮·阿里在内的当局谴责这些威胁,认为这些威胁是可耻和不可接受的,强调此类言论破坏民族团结。 Authorities, including Premier Chris Minns and federal ministers Tony Burke and Anne Aly, condemned the threats as disgraceful and unacceptable, stressing that such rhetoric undermines national unity. 尚未发现对公共活动的持续威胁,但警方敦促公众报告任何目击事件。 No ongoing threat to public events has been identified, but police urge the public to report any sightings. 事件凸显了对政治言论如何可能助长极端主义的关切,官员们重申对问责制和社区安全的承诺。 The incident highlights concerns over how political rhetoric may fuel extremism, with officials reaffirming their commitment to accountability and community safety.