A vandal who spearheaded an anti-Semitic rampage has vowed to seek retribution for the Bondi terror attack on behalf of the Jewish community, a judge has been told. Mohommed Farhat led a 41-minute campaign of destruction through Woollahra, a heartland for Australia's Jewish community, in the dead of the night on November 20, 2024. But Farhat's barrister Peter Lange SC said he has shown remorse for his actions and expressed sympathy for the Jewish community following the Bondi Beach massacre. The absence of an ideology meant Farhat was less likely to reoffend, he said. Justice Peter Hamill declined to make the interim supervision order on Thursday but granted permission for an urgent application if Farhat's appeal is successful.