US EditionAustralia says Bondi review to check if terror attack could have been averted
New South Wales will investigate intelligence sharing, police resourcing, and security warnings after 15 were killed in an antisemitic terror attack at Bondi Beach.
- Families of victims from the Bondi Beach attack are calling for a Commonwealth Royal Commission to investigate antisemitism in Australia, citing rising incidents and law enforcement failures as reasons for their demand.
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has resisted calls for a royal commission, arguing that it would take too long, while he has pledged to conduct reviews of intelligence and federal law enforcement agencies instead.
- Support for the royal commission is growing, with backing from various leaders and legal experts, as families express concerns over safety and demand accountability from the government.
- The Community Security Group had warned police about the risks prior to the attack, highlighting failures in police response and security arrangements at the Chanukah festival.
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Families of 17 people killed on the first day of Hanukkah ask for a commission and find out the failures that led to the anti-Semitic terrorist attack on the coast of Bondi in the state of New South Wales.
InsideNoVA.com
Bondi victims' families demand national probe into antisemitism
Families of the victims of Australia's Bondi Beach mass shootings called Monday for a national inquiry into antisemitism and alleged failures in policing, intelligence and policy they blame for the attack.
Malay Mail
AlKhaleej TodayAustralian PM orders independent review into Bondi attack amid calls for royal commission
SYDNEY, Dec 29 — Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said today an independent review into law enforcement agencies set up after the Bondi mass shooting will assess whether authorities could have taken additional steps to prevent the terror attack.Albanese said the review will examine whether existing laws or information gaps stopped police and security agencies from acting against the alleged attackers, a father and son, who police say w…
Bondi Hero’s Daughter Slams Inaction, Urges Federal Royal Commission
SYDNEY — The daughter of a man killed while trying to stop one of the gunmen in the Bondi terror attack is calling for a federal royal commission into antisemitism, saying government policies must be examined to determine whether they contributed to the attack. Sheina Gutnick, whose father Reuven Morrison died after confronting one of […]
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