Prime Minister Anthony Albanese Visits Bondi After Attack

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visits Bondi after attack

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese lays flowers at the site of the deadly Bondi attack.

‘No place for evil hate’: Australian PM reacts to Bondi Beach attack, condemns anti-Semitic violence

Australia is in shock after a deadly terror attack at Sydney’s Bondi Beach during Hanukkah left 12 people dead. Authorities say the shooter, identified as Naveed Akram, was killed at the scene. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned the attack as an act of 'evil anti-Semitism,' saying there is no place for hate, violence or terrorism in Australia. The Prime Minister pledged to work closely with Jewish community leaders and vowed to eradicate …

Australia's PM condemns Bondi Beach shooting as 'targeted attack on Jewish Australians'

The Australian PM said that 'an attack on Jewish Australians is an attack on every Australian,' promising that his government will eradicate such 'hate, violence and terrorism'

PM condemns Bondi Beach terror attack as 'act of evil antisemitism'

Anthony Albanese condemns the Bondi beach terror attack as an "act of evil antisemitism" targeting Australia's Jewish community, declaring the nation will never submit to "division, violence or hatred".

Australia will not be divided by hate or violence, Albanese says amid cross-faith solidarity - The Indian Sun

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has said Australia “will not be divided by hate or violence” in the wake of the Bondi Beach attack, as Muslim leaders joined voices with Jewish communities to condemn the shooting and call for national unity. The Australian National Imams Council said it stood “in solidarity with the Australian Jewish community, the victims, and their families, and with all those affected”, extending its “support and deepest sympa…