Bondi Victims' Families Demand National Probe Into Antisemitism
Seventeen families demand a federal royal commission to investigate a rise in antisemitism linked to security and intelligence failures behind the Bondi Beach mass shooting.
- On Dec. 14, in Sydney, authorities accuse Sajid and Naveed Akram of attacking a Hanukkah event at Bondi Beach, killing 15 and wounding 40.
- Seventeen families of victims urged Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to establish a Commonwealth Royal Commission into rising antisemitism since the Israel-Hamas war began in 2023.
- Public support coalesced around Bondi hero Ahmed al Ahmed, 43-year-old Syrian-Australian shopkeeper, as more than 43,000 donors gave over 2.5 million Australian dollars and Jarrod Grech painted a Melbourne lane mural.
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said urgent action was needed and backed a New South Wales-led royal commission while Canberra flagged reforms to gun ownership and hate speech laws.
- An administrative review led by Dennis Richardson will report in April next year, as officials warn antisemitism extends beyond one state and New South Wales Premier Chris Minns calls for a comprehensive response.
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Families of Bondi Beach Massacre Left Furious As Leftist PM Snubs Antisemitism Investigation
The phrase "leading from behind" was a phrase used by an Obama administration White House official to describe Barack's policy on Libya. But it is an overall phrase that can describe liberal politicians in general. They never want to get their hands too dirty, and they never want to be accused of any sort of "ism." That, to them, is more important than doing what is right for the people they serve. In the wake of the horrific Hanukkah massacre on
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