New South Wales Police Deputy Commissioner David Hudson said the threat was contained.
Authorities in Sydney, Australia are investigating whether explosives discovered in a caravan were intended for an antisemitic attack.
Police said the explosives could have caused a 40-metre-wide blast and significant damage, adding that the threat was contained.
Investigators said a note was found in the caravan that displayed antisemitic messages.
New South Wales Police Deputy Commissioner David Hudson told a news conference that the caravan was discovered on January 19 in Dural, a suburb of north-west Sydney.
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