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    16 Dead in Bondi Beach Hanukkah Shooting: A Nation Mourns

    World December 15, 20252 Mins Read
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    A day of joy for the Jewish community in Australia turned into a nightmare with a mass shooting at Bondi Beach, claiming 16 lives and leaving 40 people hospitalized. New South Wales Police confirmed the escalating casualty figures on Monday, as the investigation into the shocking event intensifies.

    The popular Bondi Beach area remains under strict police control. Authorities are meticulously gathering evidence to understand the full scope and motive behind the attack, which has deeply shaken the nation.

    Initial findings suggest the shooters may have been a father and son. The elder assailant, aged 50, was killed during the incident, while his 24-year-old son is among those receiving medical care. In a concerning revelation, it was reported that the deceased attacker had legally owned firearms for a decade, raising significant questions about gun control measures.

    The Prime Minister of Australia branded the shooting a “devastating terror attack” and an act of “antisemitism,” emphasizing that the attack occurred on the significant first day of Hanukkah. He extended heartfelt condolences to the victims’ families and the wider Jewish community. The victims’ ages range from a poignant 10 years old to 87, with five individuals still in critical condition.

    This tragedy serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerability of public spaces and the pervasive threat of extremism, prompting widespread calls for enhanced security and unity.

    Antisemitism Australia Mass Shooting Australian PM Albanese Bondi Beach Shooting Gun Violence Australia Hanukkah Attack mass casualty event New South Wales Police Sydney Attack Terrorism
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