In a recent series of incidents, anti-Israel activists vandalised the head office of Toll Group, one of Australia’s major logistics firms. The attacks occurred between July 18 and 22 at their offices located in Melbourne, Westmeadows, and Campbellfield, as reported by authorities. Video evidence showcased three individuals clad in black using sledgehammers to break into Toll’s headquarters on St Kilda Road.
The footage, shared on social media, depicted a red liquid being sprayed throughout the lobby alongside inflammatory slogans calling for violence against Israel, Australia, and the United States. One message specifically demanded to “stop arming Israel or else.” The activists have accused Toll Group of facilitating the transport of arms and ammunition to Israel through the United States.
Victoria Police are currently investigating these vandalism incidents as well as a similar event in Greensborough that took place earlier in the month. Although no arrests have yet been made, the police are actively pursuing leads related to these occurrences.
In response to the vandalism, Toll Group released a statement affirming their awareness of the situation and their full cooperation with law enforcement. A spokesperson highlighted the company’s commitment to security and emphasised that the safety and well-being of their staff is their top priority.