US EditionInjured Bondi Gunman Likely to Survive, Police Say
Two gunmen killed 15 and injured 38 at a Jewish Hanukkah festival in Sydney; the younger attacker is expected to face criminal charges, police said.
- Two gunmen, a father and son, opened fire on more than 1,000 people at Bondi Beach's Archer Park area at 6.47pm local time, Sunday, killing 15 during the first day of Hanukkah.
- Authorities declared the assault a terrorist incident targeting the Jewish community at Bondi Beach, with police investigating reports of a black Isis flag and noting one offender was previously known but posed no specific threat.
- Police say the attackers used long guns and explosive devices were rendered safe by the bomb disposal unit, while Ahmed al Ahmed, father-of-two and fruit shop owner, tackled a gunman and was hospitalised.
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese praised on- and off-duty police after briefings at Bondi Police Station, while NSW Premier Chris Minns announced gun-law reform plans and a memorial formed at the Bondi Pavilion.
- British-Born Eli Schlanger was named among the dead; 38 people remain in hospital, including six in critical condition, with victims aged from 10 to 87.
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