Two men are arrested and charged after an incident in which they allegedly pointed an imitation pistol at a synagogue in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. Multiple outlets report the incident involved a Double Bay synagogue, with Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and ABC describing it as an imitation or fake gun pointed at the building. PerthNow and The West Australian similarly say a fake gun was allegedly used during the incident. ABC notes the timing in relation to other recent events, stating the case comes about six months after the Bondi Beach terrorist attack. The reports agree that the men face charges connected to the alleged conduct, though the specific charges are not detailed consistently across the provided summaries. All sources frame the matter as an alleged offence rather than a confirmed act, and focus on the alleged targeting of the synagogue and the use of an imitation weapon. The incidents are covered as part of ongoing police efforts into threats and offences involving religious institutions in Sydney.