US EditionDeadly Bondi Beach attack underscores rising antisemitism concerns worldwide
- A mass shooting occurred at a Hanukkah celebration near Bondi Beach, resulting in at least 15 deaths.
- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called the attack 'an act of antisemitism and an act of terrorism on our shores.'
- The FBI's report from August reveals that anti-Jewish hate crimes in the United States are at their highest level since 1990.
- Political leaders are under pressure to combat antisemitism and the rhetoric that may contribute to its rise.
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From ancient hatred to modern violence: Antisemitism rises worldwide
The deadly attack on the first night of Hanukkah at an Australian beach is the latest in a long line of antisemitic attacks across the world. While there’s nothing new about antisemitism, numbers show it does continue to rise globally. Antisemitism history Antisemitic sentiments can be traced back to Biblical days, including the killing of Jesus Christ, which began theological antisemitism. “The fact of the matter is that antisemitism is always …
"This is where hatred leads. This is what happens when hatred is trivialized. This is what happens when citizens are attacked simply because they are Jews," said Pierre Poilievre, leader of the official opposition, when he learned that an anti-Semitic attack had just been carried out in Sydney, Australia, on Sunday, December 14, 2025. Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney pointed out that this attack took place as Hanukkah's celebrations all over …
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