US EditionBondi shooting death toll rises to 16, including a child, after gunmen targeted Australia's Jewish community
The attack, classified as antisemitic terrorism, killed 16 including a child and wounded 40 at a Jewish Hanukkah event, amid a tripling of antisemitic incidents in Australia since October 2023.
- A shooting at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia, targeting a Jewish community celebration, left 16 people dead, including a child, and 40 others hospitalized.
- A local fruit shop owner, Ahmed al Ahmed, was hailed as a hero for tackling one of the gunmen and taking away their weapon.
- British-Born Rabbi Eli Schlanger, who was an assistant rabbi at Chabad of Bondi, was among those killed in the attack.
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“It Was Dead People Everywhere”: How a Hanukkah Celebration at Bondi Turned Into Massacre
What began as a festive Hanukkah gathering on Sydney’s iconic Bondi Beach ended in one of Australia’s deadliest mass shootings. Families and children had gathered for music, food and celebrations marking the Jewish festival of light. Advertisements had promised joy, safety and community. Instead, the beachfront became a scene of terror and bloodshed. For up […] The post “It Was Dead People Everywhere”: How a Hanukkah Celebration at Bondi Turned …
Bondi Terror Attack Exposes Australian Muslim Antisemitism
The antisemitic Bondi Beach terrorist attacks have brought the global intifada to one of the farther-flung corners of the English-speaking world. Sydney is famed for its beauty, glistening with waterways—and proud of its multicultural populace. I myself am a Muslim psychiatrist here who regularly treats Jewish patients.The beach is the one of the key symbols of our rugged Australian egalitarianism. As the sand tickles our soles, we are reminded …
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