Video wird geladen...

Video konnte nicht geladen werden

Zur Startseite

Australia is not the same today as it was yesterday. Something has irrevocably changed, further threatening the social fabric of this great nation. There are no doubt many questions today in the aftermath of the Bondi terror attack that require immediate action and answers to ensure the safety of...

therealrukshan's profile picture

Rukshan Fernando

112,802 subscribers

17,183 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

Nachrichten & Politik
LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Kommentare

Keine Kommentare verfügbar

Kommentare vom Original-Post werden hier angezeigt

Ähnliche Videos

Yesterday’s terror attack on Sydney’s Jewish community and on all Australians is a day that will be forever burned in the nation’s soul. This was the darkest day Australia has faced since the Port Arthur Massacre in April 1996. Bondi Beach is a symbol of Australia. These murders are a desecration against us all. I acknowledge the swift and courageous response of New South Wales Police and paramedics, whose immediate action helped secure the scene, protect lives and support those caught up in this horrific attack. I particularly recognise those who stepped into danger to help save lives, disarm the terrorists, and render first aid to the wounded. We have all seen video footage of brave civilians, charging into danger in an effort to save lives. They are heroes. I share the nation’s revulsion and horror as we continue listening to the sorrow and heartbreak in the testimonials we are hearing. Many Australians are feeling a growing sense of bewilderment. There is palpable anger. And I share that anger. Because Antisemitism in Australia has been left to fester. Many of us who have been close to Jewish Australians for the last two years, as I have, heard story after story of hideous antisemitism. We have seen a clear failure of leadership to keep Australians safe, especially our Jewish community. We have a government that has seen antisemitism as a problem to be managed instead of evil which must be eradicated. Everything must change from today in how governments respond. Criminal acts have been perpetrated, repeatedly and very publicly. We have seen public landmarks turned into symbols of antisemitic hate. We have seen campuses occupied and Jewish students ostracised. We have seen the homes of Jewish Australians vandalised. We have seen Jewish childcare centres targeted. We have seen synagogues firebombed – orchestrated by foreign terrorist states. Every single day for the past two years, the lives of Jewish Australians have been made harder because the tide of antisemitism has been rising. The armed guards greeting four-year-olds on the way into kindergarten. The mothers who read hateful and threatening posts online and decided to keep their child home from school. University students having to put up with chants like ‘from the ‘river to the sea’. Let’s be clear. This chant calls for the explicit elimination of the Jewish State. Universities did not deal with this properly. Jewish Australians who told me they were returning to Israel because they felt safer there than here. In February this year, ASIO Director General Mike Burgess warned antisemitism was the biggest threat to loss of life in Australia. The Prime Minister has told Jewish Australians he will do whatever it takes to deal with antisemitism. He must start by committing today to implementing his own Antisemitism Envoy’s report in full.
6:44

Yesterday’s terror attack on Sydney’s Jewish community and on all Australians is a day that will be forever burned in the nation’s soul. This was the darkest day Australia has faced since the Port Arthur Massacre in April 1996. Bondi Beach is a symbol of Australia. These murders are a desecration against us all. I acknowledge the swift and courageous response of New South Wales Police and paramedics, whose immediate action helped secure the scene, protect lives and support those caught up in this horrific attack. I particularly recognise those who stepped into danger to help save lives, disarm the terrorists, and render first aid to the wounded. We have all seen video footage of brave civilians, charging into danger in an effort to save lives. They are heroes. I share the nation’s revulsion and horror as we continue listening to the sorrow and heartbreak in the testimonials we are hearing. Many Australians are feeling a growing sense of bewilderment. There is palpable anger. And I share that anger. Because Antisemitism in Australia has been left to fester. Many of us who have been close to Jewish Australians for the last two years, as I have, heard story after story of hideous antisemitism. We have seen a clear failure of leadership to keep Australians safe, especially our Jewish community. We have a government that has seen antisemitism as a problem to be managed instead of evil which must be eradicated. Everything must change from today in how governments respond. Criminal acts have been perpetrated, repeatedly and very publicly. We have seen public landmarks turned into symbols of antisemitic hate. We have seen campuses occupied and Jewish students ostracised. We have seen the homes of Jewish Australians vandalised. We have seen Jewish childcare centres targeted. We have seen synagogues firebombed – orchestrated by foreign terrorist states. Every single day for the past two years, the lives of Jewish Australians have been made harder because the tide of antisemitism has been rising. The armed guards greeting four-year-olds on the way into kindergarten. The mothers who read hateful and threatening posts online and decided to keep their child home from school. University students having to put up with chants like ‘from the ‘river to the sea’. Let’s be clear. This chant calls for the explicit elimination of the Jewish State. Universities did not deal with this properly. Jewish Australians who told me they were returning to Israel because they felt safer there than here. In February this year, ASIO Director General Mike Burgess warned antisemitism was the biggest threat to loss of life in Australia. The Prime Minister has told Jewish Australians he will do whatever it takes to deal with antisemitism. He must start by committing today to implementing his own Antisemitism Envoy’s report in full.

Sussan Ley

21,932 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Today we give our condolences to the victims of the Bondi antisemitic terror attack. And we make it clear to every Jewish Australian, you are not alone. All Australians stand with you.
2:34

Today we give our condolences to the victims of the Bondi antisemitic terror attack. And we make it clear to every Jewish Australian, you are not alone. All Australians stand with you.

Anthony Albanese

94,119 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Local residents have been caught up in the middle of fighting between the army and the Taliban terrorists in Mir Ali, North Waziristan. There has been no regard for the safety of the lives of innocent civilians. The provincial and fed govts have thrown our people to the wolves.
0:05

Local residents have been caught up in the middle of fighting between the army and the Taliban terrorists in Mir Ali, North Waziristan. There has been no regard for the safety of the lives of innocent civilians. The provincial and fed govts have thrown our people to the wolves.

Mohsin Dawar

13,589 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Today we grieve for Australians who have been tragically affected by this most horrendous terror attack in Bondi. Bondi is a strong symbol of Australia, so it is no coincidence that it was chosen as the scene of this attack. While we grieve now, at the right time, when dawn comes, we can work together to make Australia safe again. Senator Pauline Hanson is a strong leader, a person who will provide the answers to a country desperately seeking a safer, happier future. There was a time when any thoughts of this type of horror were unimaginable. We didn’t grow up in an Australia like this, but it has very tragically become a reality. What has happened is not the Australia so many people have come here to settle in, seeking a haven from this type of violence known in other parts of the world. We can return to a safe Australia, safe for our children, safe to gather family and friends in public spaces to enjoy religious events, and safe in their communities. Returning to that safe Australia is a priority for our movement, for our leader, Pauline Hanson, and all her team.
11:04

Today we grieve for Australians who have been tragically affected by this most horrendous terror attack in Bondi. Bondi is a strong symbol of Australia, so it is no coincidence that it was chosen as the scene of this attack. While we grieve now, at the right time, when dawn comes, we can work together to make Australia safe again. Senator Pauline Hanson is a strong leader, a person who will provide the answers to a country desperately seeking a safer, happier future. There was a time when any thoughts of this type of horror were unimaginable. We didn’t grow up in an Australia like this, but it has very tragically become a reality. What has happened is not the Australia so many people have come here to settle in, seeking a haven from this type of violence known in other parts of the world. We can return to a safe Australia, safe for our children, safe to gather family and friends in public spaces to enjoy religious events, and safe in their communities. Returning to that safe Australia is a priority for our movement, for our leader, Pauline Hanson, and all her team.

One Nation Australia

32,440 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Many Australians have expressed their anger that antisemitism has been allowed to take hold in this country. There has been a clear failure of leadership to keep Australians safe, particularly members of the Jewish community. For two years, criminal acts have been carried out openly and repeatedly. Public landmarks have been turned into symbols of hate. University campuses have been occupied and Jewish students ostracised. Homes have been vandalised. Childcare centres targeted. Synagogues firebombed, including attacks linked to foreign terrorist states. Day after day, the lives of Jewish Australians have been made harder as this threat has grown. ASIO has already warned that antisemitism represents the greatest risk of loss of life from terrorism in Australia. Those warnings were clear and they were public. The Prime Minister previously said he will do whatever it takes. That means action and that must begin with fully implementing the government’s own Antisemitism Envoy’s report. The Coalition stands ready to support any serious and decisive action to keep Australians safe.
0:31

Many Australians have expressed their anger that antisemitism has been allowed to take hold in this country. There has been a clear failure of leadership to keep Australians safe, particularly members of the Jewish community. For two years, criminal acts have been carried out openly and repeatedly. Public landmarks have been turned into symbols of hate. University campuses have been occupied and Jewish students ostracised. Homes have been vandalised. Childcare centres targeted. Synagogues firebombed, including attacks linked to foreign terrorist states. Day after day, the lives of Jewish Australians have been made harder as this threat has grown. ASIO has already warned that antisemitism represents the greatest risk of loss of life from terrorism in Australia. Those warnings were clear and they were public. The Prime Minister previously said he will do whatever it takes. That means action and that must begin with fully implementing the government’s own Antisemitism Envoy’s report. The Coalition stands ready to support any serious and decisive action to keep Australians safe.

Sussan Ley

54,660 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

The attack in Sydney is exactly what it means to “globalize the Intifada.” What we witnessed in Australia was the real-world application of that call to violence. Some of my remarks today in the aftermath of a horrific antisemitic terror attack in Australia, carried out as Jews were celebrating Hanukkah:
1:36

The attack in Sydney is exactly what it means to “globalize the Intifada.” What we witnessed in Australia was the real-world application of that call to violence. Some of my remarks today in the aftermath of a horrific antisemitic terror attack in Australia, carried out as Jews were celebrating Hanukkah:

Eric Adams

98,297 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

The attack at Bondi Beach was not random—it was a targeted act of terror. Every person in this country deserves safety with zero tolerance for violence. Integration is not optional. The time for avoidance is over. Leadership means protecting Australians. Shared from the.j.perspective on Instagram. #Bondi #Australia
7:31

The attack at Bondi Beach was not random—it was a targeted act of terror. Every person in this country deserves safety with zero tolerance for violence. Integration is not optional. The time for avoidance is over. Leadership means protecting Australians. Shared from the.j.perspective on Instagram. #Bondi #Australia

Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺

69,982 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Today, the Coalition releases the draft terms of reference for a Commonwealth Royal Commission into the Bondi Attack and Antisemitism in Australia. This is about truth, accountability and keeping Australians safe. Prime Minister, it is time for you to stand with the Jewish community, with the Coalition, with your own backbench and millions of Australians besides, who all support establishing this Commonwealth Royal Commission today. The time for words is finished. The time for action is now.
1:56

Today, the Coalition releases the draft terms of reference for a Commonwealth Royal Commission into the Bondi Attack and Antisemitism in Australia. This is about truth, accountability and keeping Australians safe. Prime Minister, it is time for you to stand with the Jewish community, with the Coalition, with your own backbench and millions of Australians besides, who all support establishing this Commonwealth Royal Commission today. The time for words is finished. The time for action is now.

Sussan Ley

35,695 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Yesterday in South Australia, the wind stopped blowing and the state nearly ran out of power. Prices spiked to the maximum cap under law, and it would have cost someone in Adelaide nearly $5 just to boil a kettle. This is our future under the net-zero delusion, blackouts and unaffordable power bills. South Australia was meant to be the example for the rest of Australia to follow on wind and solar, how's that working out? It's time to ditch the net-zero nonsense, build coal and nuclear and bring down the cost of living for Australians.
1:19

Yesterday in South Australia, the wind stopped blowing and the state nearly ran out of power. Prices spiked to the maximum cap under law, and it would have cost someone in Adelaide nearly $5 just to boil a kettle. This is our future under the net-zero delusion, blackouts and unaffordable power bills. South Australia was meant to be the example for the rest of Australia to follow on wind and solar, how's that working out? It's time to ditch the net-zero nonsense, build coal and nuclear and bring down the cost of living for Australians.

Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺

203,460 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

I welcome this clear response from the Cabinet Secretary for Justice: “It should be in no doubt that the Scottish Government, public bodies and Police Scotland are required to comply with the law - end of” The rest of the government should follow her lead. The law is the law and must be followed without further delay.
0:48

I welcome this clear response from the Cabinet Secretary for Justice: “It should be in no doubt that the Scottish Government, public bodies and Police Scotland are required to comply with the law - end of” The rest of the government should follow her lead. The law is the law and must be followed without further delay.

Ash Regan

12,008 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Mamdani: “There is no tolerance for antisemitism in our city. It is something that we must root out of every single borough of our city, and we have to ensure that Jewish New Yorkers are safe in this city…. “It cannot simply be responses to acts of antisemitism, to making it clear that they are unacceptable — that is obvious. We also have to do the work to ensure that we're preventing antisemitism.”
2:25

Mamdani: “There is no tolerance for antisemitism in our city. It is something that we must root out of every single borough of our city, and we have to ensure that Jewish New Yorkers are safe in this city…. “It cannot simply be responses to acts of antisemitism, to making it clear that they are unacceptable — that is obvious. We also have to do the work to ensure that we're preventing antisemitism.”

Jacob N. Kornbluh

16,550 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

In response to persistent complaints from residents of Pipeline Estate, we have taken firm action against a notorious strip club operating in the heart of the residential area. The establishment has been a constant source of noise pollution, severely disrupting the peace and wellbeing of the surrounding community. It is unacceptable for such a business to operate in the middle of a residential estate, where families and children live. We want to assure the public that we will not allow this to continue. We have taken Immediate steps, and further enforcement will follow to protect the rights and safety of the residents.
4:54

In response to persistent complaints from residents of Pipeline Estate, we have taken firm action against a notorious strip club operating in the heart of the residential area. The establishment has been a constant source of noise pollution, severely disrupting the peace and wellbeing of the surrounding community. It is unacceptable for such a business to operate in the middle of a residential estate, where families and children live. We want to assure the public that we will not allow this to continue. We have taken Immediate steps, and further enforcement will follow to protect the rights and safety of the residents.

Geoffrey Mosiria

229,822 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

The message today from 17 families affected by the horrible terrorist atrocity in Bondi could not be clearer. It is plastered across the front page of every newspaper in this country. They want a Commonwealth Royal Commission into the attack and the spread of antisemitism in Australia. Australians are not afraid of the truth. The only question left is why the Prime Minister is.
0:43

The message today from 17 families affected by the horrible terrorist atrocity in Bondi could not be clearer. It is plastered across the front page of every newspaper in this country. They want a Commonwealth Royal Commission into the attack and the spread of antisemitism in Australia. Australians are not afraid of the truth. The only question left is why the Prime Minister is.

Sussan Ley

34,578 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Outrage is spreading across Okpo in Kogi State after a student was allegedly killed by school security guards in a disturbing incident that has sparked public anger and demands for accountability. Eyewitnesses claim the victim was unarmed and reportedly known to the guards, raising serious questions about the circumstances that led to the fatal encounter. The incident is said to have occurred within the school premises, further intensifying concerns over student safety. Residents and community members have condemned the killing, describing it as unjustified and calling it another case of extrajudicial action. The development has also reignited conversations around the use of force by security personnel and the lack of consequences in similar past incidents. Local authorities are yet to provide a detailed account of what transpired, but pressure is mounting on law enforcement agencies to launch a thorough investigation and ensure those responsible are identified and prosecuted. The incident adds to growing concerns over safety and accountability in the area, as residents demand urgent action to prevent further loss of life. #kogistate #nigerianpolice #nigerianews #naijanews
0:43

Outrage is spreading across Okpo in Kogi State after a student was allegedly killed by school security guards in a disturbing incident that has sparked public anger and demands for accountability. Eyewitnesses claim the victim was unarmed and reportedly known to the guards, raising serious questions about the circumstances that led to the fatal encounter. The incident is said to have occurred within the school premises, further intensifying concerns over student safety. Residents and community members have condemned the killing, describing it as unjustified and calling it another case of extrajudicial action. The development has also reignited conversations around the use of force by security personnel and the lack of consequences in similar past incidents. Local authorities are yet to provide a detailed account of what transpired, but pressure is mounting on law enforcement agencies to launch a thorough investigation and ensure those responsible are identified and prosecuted. The incident adds to growing concerns over safety and accountability in the area, as residents demand urgent action to prevent further loss of life. #kogistate #nigerianpolice #nigerianews #naijanews

Per Second News

82,148 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

This is exactly what I’m talking about. The driver may have been completely wrong, but that does not give a Road Safety Officer the excuse to recklessly endanger the lives of everyone else on the road, including himself. Law enforcement is not supposed to become a greater danger than the offence being punished. If the very people responsible for road safety are creating situations that could cause serious crashes or deaths, then that is not enforcement. It is gross irresponsibility and a failure of professionalism. There must be accountability. Officers should not be allowed to hide behind the authority of their uniforms when their conduct puts lives at risk. Every reckless enforcement action should be investigated, and where an officer is found to have acted improperly, there should be consequences. Road safety must mean safety for everyone.
2:13

This is exactly what I’m talking about. The driver may have been completely wrong, but that does not give a Road Safety Officer the excuse to recklessly endanger the lives of everyone else on the road, including himself. Law enforcement is not supposed to become a greater danger than the offence being punished. If the very people responsible for road safety are creating situations that could cause serious crashes or deaths, then that is not enforcement. It is gross irresponsibility and a failure of professionalism. There must be accountability. Officers should not be allowed to hide behind the authority of their uniforms when their conduct puts lives at risk. Every reckless enforcement action should be investigated, and where an officer is found to have acted improperly, there should be consequences. Road safety must mean safety for everyone.

Maroon_Beret

303,413 Aufrufe • vor 2 Tagen

🚨🇦🇺 AUSTRALIAN PM ALBANESE: BONDI HANUKKAH SHOOTING A TARGETED TERROR ATTACK ON JEWISH COMMUNITY "This is a targeted attack on Jewish Australians on the first day of Hanukkah, which should be a day of joy. An attack on Jewish Australians is an attack on every Australian. This afternoon there has been a devastating terrorist incident at Bondi at the Hanukkah by the Sea celebration. My message to Jewish Australians is that your fellow Australians stand with you tonight in condemning this act of terror, in condemning this outrage. One of the Jewish community leaders said to me that we know where antisemitism leads, that it leads to an attack on everyone, not just Jewish Australians. And this attack at Bondi Beach, of all places, a place of celebration, a place where people particularly in Sydney but from all over the world come to enjoy each other's company." Source: Press Conference Transcript, Sky News
1:20

🚨🇦🇺 AUSTRALIAN PM ALBANESE: BONDI HANUKKAH SHOOTING A TARGETED TERROR ATTACK ON JEWISH COMMUNITY "This is a targeted attack on Jewish Australians on the first day of Hanukkah, which should be a day of joy. An attack on Jewish Australians is an attack on every Australian. This afternoon there has been a devastating terrorist incident at Bondi at the Hanukkah by the Sea celebration. My message to Jewish Australians is that your fellow Australians stand with you tonight in condemning this act of terror, in condemning this outrage. One of the Jewish community leaders said to me that we know where antisemitism leads, that it leads to an attack on everyone, not just Jewish Australians. And this attack at Bondi Beach, of all places, a place of celebration, a place where people particularly in Sydney but from all over the world come to enjoy each other's company." Source: Press Conference Transcript, Sky News

Mario Nawfal

842,345 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

My statement to the Senate today on the weekend's rallies & the attempts by the Liberal and National parties to divide Australians for political gain. Australians know we are stronger together. Australia is a great multicultural nation - that is who we are and I am proud of it.
2:22

My statement to the Senate today on the weekend's rallies & the attempts by the Liberal and National parties to divide Australians for political gain. Australians know we are stronger together. Australia is a great multicultural nation - that is who we are and I am proud of it.

Senator Penny Wong

83,875 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Bondi was a watershed moment for our country. It was an attack on Australians of Jewish faith, and it was an attack on all of us, on our shared values, our national identity, and the safety every person in this country deserves. Bondi was a moment of darkness for our country, but also a reminder of who we are. In our darkest hours, the heroes of Bondi showed courage, humanity and hope. We honour you, and we will never forget.
1:02

Bondi was a watershed moment for our country. It was an attack on Australians of Jewish faith, and it was an attack on all of us, on our shared values, our national identity, and the safety every person in this country deserves. Bondi was a moment of darkness for our country, but also a reminder of who we are. In our darkest hours, the heroes of Bondi showed courage, humanity and hope. We honour you, and we will never forget.

Clare O'Neil MP

18,412 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

In October 2023, the worst of Australia tried to turn the Sydney Opera House into a backdrop for hate. Tonight, on this National Day of Mourning for the victims of the Bondi Beach terrorist attack, we take it back. Not just for Jewish Australians, but for all Australians.
0:59

In October 2023, the worst of Australia tried to turn the Sydney Opera House into a backdrop for hate. Tonight, on this National Day of Mourning for the victims of the Bondi Beach terrorist attack, we take it back. Not just for Jewish Australians, but for all Australians.

Sussan Ley

18,434 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten