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Prime Minister Albanese apologized after boos at Bondi Beach vigil for 15 killed in Hanukkah attack; government plans federal review and new hate-crime laws, officials said.
- On Sunday evening at Bondi Beach, organisers estimated crowds of 20,000 attended the National Day of Reflection at the site of last Sunday’s attack where 15 people were killed, observing a minute's silence at 18:47.
- Investigators say the two attackers were ISIS-inspired; Australian security agencies had investigated associates in 2016 without concluding he posed a threat.
- The crowd reacted with boos when Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was announced and jeered again on stage, while a mourner ran at him and was restrained by police.
- The federal government responded by announcing a review of the federal police and intelligence agencies led by former intelligence chief Dennis Richardson, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese saying `Our security agencies must be in the best position to respond`.
- Community leaders warn that Alex Ryvchin said victims' families feel `tragically, unforgivably let down` and politicians say the attack exposed gaps in gun‑licence assessments and agency information‑sharing.
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MichaelSavage.com – Australian PM Anthony Albanese apologizes to Jewish community after Bondi Beach terror attack, says he feels ‘weight of responsibility’
Embattled Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologized to the Jewish community Monday, a day after he was loudly booed at a vigil for the 15 killed in the Bondi Beach terrorist attack — admitting he feels the “weight of responsibility” for the hate-filled antisemitic massacre. The embattled lefty leader — who has been widely accused…
A week after the anti-Semitic attack on Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia's Prime Minister Albanese asked the Jewish community for forgiveness.
A police report on the anti-Semitic attack with 15 deaths confirms the impression that the perpetrators were Islamist terrorists. Meanwhile, Australia's government is looking for solutions for more security.
Tony Abbott Speaks on Antisemitism and Bondi Beach Massacre
Tony Abbott, a veteran Australian conservative politician, served as prime minister from September 2013 to September 2015. He is best known for ‘Stopping the boats’ and drastically reducing sea-borne illegal migration. Mr Abbott has long been one of the most outspoken critics of the failure of the left-wing Australian government and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to tackle the explosion in antisemitism and Islamist radicalization that followed …
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The Whistler NigeriaAustralian Prime Minister Booed at Memorial Service for Victims of Bondi Beach Massacre
In Sydney, Australia, thousands of mourners held a moment of silence Sunday evening to mark one week since a father and son opened fire on a Jewish festival marking the first day of Hannukah, killing 15 people and leaving dozens of others injured. This comes as Australian police say the attackers threw homemade bombs at a crowd at Bondi Beach before the mass shooting, but all four devices failed to detonate. Some members of the crowd on Sunday b…
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