A man who took part in an anti-Semitic arson and vandalism attack through Sydney’s eastern suburbs has lost a bid to be released from jail. Camera Icon The aftermath of the anti-Semitic attack. NewsWire / Jeremy Piper Credit: News Corp AustraliaCamera Icon Mohammed Farhat was arrested at Sydney Airport as he attempted to board a flight for Thailand. The court was also previously told that Farhat paid Stojanovski $1000 to take part and had a Hezbollah flag tattoo on his neck. Farhat was arrested at Sydney International Airport as he was preparing to board a flight for Bali on a return ticket.