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🚨🇦🇺 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
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🚨🇦🇺 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

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Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says Benjamin Netanyahu should 'stay out of our politics', after the Israeli Prime Minister said Australia's support of a Palestinian state is inflaming anti-Semitism in the country. Netanyahu made the comments after a mass shooting on Bondi Beach during a Hanukkah event that left 15 people dead.
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Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says Benjamin Netanyahu should 'stay out of our politics', after the Israeli Prime Minister said Australia's support of a Palestinian state is inflaming anti-Semitism in the country. Netanyahu made the comments after a mass shooting on Bondi Beach during a Hanukkah event that left 15 people dead.

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🇦🇺 PALESTINIAN-AUSTRALIAN EYEWITNESS: "I IMMEDIATELY CHECKED ON MY JEWISH FRIENDS AFTER THE SHOOTING" This is what community looks like. A Palestinian-Australian man who witnessed the aftermath of Sunday's Bondi Beach terror attack shared a powerful message of solidarity: "I grew up in the West Bank in Palestine and I moved to Australia when I was 17 to study software engineering... I have the best group of friends around, a lot of my best friends here are Jews. The first thing I did after the attack was check on them to check if any of their relatives or loved ones were hurt. We are all here as one community and my hope is that everyone in the Middle East lives in peace and equality just like we do here." The attack killed 15 people at a Hanukkah celebration. Amid the absolute horror, ordinary people are choosing unity over division. That's the story that deserves to be told alongside the tragedy. Source: Visegrád 24 / NYP
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🇦🇺 PALESTINIAN-AUSTRALIAN EYEWITNESS: "I IMMEDIATELY CHECKED ON MY JEWISH FRIENDS AFTER THE SHOOTING" This is what community looks like. A Palestinian-Australian man who witnessed the aftermath of Sunday's Bondi Beach terror attack shared a powerful message of solidarity: "I grew up in the West Bank in Palestine and I moved to Australia when I was 17 to study software engineering... I have the best group of friends around, a lot of my best friends here are Jews. The first thing I did after the attack was check on them to check if any of their relatives or loved ones were hurt. We are all here as one community and my hope is that everyone in the Middle East lives in peace and equality just like we do here." The attack killed 15 people at a Hanukkah celebration. Amid the absolute horror, ordinary people are choosing unity over division. That's the story that deserves to be told alongside the tragedy. Source: Visegrád 24 / NYP

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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the attack in Bondi Beach that left at least 15 people dead was "an act of pure evil, an act of antisemitism," and "an act of terrorism" during a press conference in Sydney on Monday.
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the attack in Bondi Beach that left at least 15 people dead was "an act of pure evil, an act of antisemitism," and "an act of terrorism" during a press conference in Sydney on Monday.

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.Daniel Cherny: “It’s been a devastating few days, a real attack – particularly on the Jewish community – but I think more broadly on the Australian community at large. “The Jewish community remains unbowed and unbroken and been very moved to see just how much defiance there is. “A lot of the Jewish people that I know really appreciate that so many have reached out, even within the Australian cricket community. It’s been a tough few days, but it’s great to be here and very stirring scenes.”
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.Daniel Cherny: “It’s been a devastating few days, a real attack – particularly on the Jewish community – but I think more broadly on the Australian community at large. “The Jewish community remains unbowed and unbroken and been very moved to see just how much defiance there is. “A lot of the Jewish people that I know really appreciate that so many have reached out, even within the Australian cricket community. It’s been a tough few days, but it’s great to be here and very stirring scenes.”

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In the wake of the horrible Hanukkah massacre in Bondi Beach, some people, including fringe anti-Zionist Jewish voices, are taking this bloody opportunity to weaponize antisemitism against the Jewish state. They claim Jews were safer before Israel. History says otherwise. As we’re celebrating Hanukkah, this is a reminder that this Jewish holiday is not symbolism. It is a warning. The Hellenistic Jews believed assimilation would protect them. It didn’t. When violence came, it did not care how integrated they were. Only that they were Jewish. Blaming Jewish self-determination for antisemitism is a moral rot. Israel exists because the story of Hanukkah keeps repeating. But the difference now is that we have one Jewish state that can, and we will protect us.
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In the wake of the horrible Hanukkah massacre in Bondi Beach, some people, including fringe anti-Zionist Jewish voices, are taking this bloody opportunity to weaponize antisemitism against the Jewish state. They claim Jews were safer before Israel. History says otherwise. As we’re celebrating Hanukkah, this is a reminder that this Jewish holiday is not symbolism. It is a warning. The Hellenistic Jews believed assimilation would protect them. It didn’t. When violence came, it did not care how integrated they were. Only that they were Jewish. Blaming Jewish self-determination for antisemitism is a moral rot. Israel exists because the story of Hanukkah keeps repeating. But the difference now is that we have one Jewish state that can, and we will protect us.

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Last night, we witnessed horrific violence on the streets of Amsterdam. Jewish fans who came to watch Israel's soccer team, Maccabi Tel Aviv, were attacked just for being Jewish. These were premeditated and coordinated attacks, and it's time to call it what it is. A pogrom. A pogrom is a targeted attack against a specific group of people, historically, most commonly the Jewish community. It comes from a Russian word, which means to wreak havoc. Think of it as an organized Jew hunt. Now, people online and in some media outlets are saying that Jewish fans deserved it, that the Jews deserved to be beaten up and thrown in the river. They're also saying that the attacks happened because of the war between Israel and Hamas and the other Iranian proxies in the region. But ask yourself this. What other civilians are being hunted down in the streets of a foreign country because of a war their country is fighting? A war they didn't even start. So let's be clear on this. The brutal attacks in Amsterdam were not a sports brawl, payback for offensive chants at a soccer game, or solidarity with Gaza. It was a deliberate, orchestrated assault on defenseless Jewish people, a reminder of the violent pogroms our communities have faced for centuries. This is the result of years of ignored warnings about antisemitism, unchecked and preposterous lies and slander about Israel, and the worldwide spread of radical jihadi ideology. It's time for leaders around the world to take antisemitism in its modern form, anti-Zionism, very seriously. The difference between last night's pogroms in Amsterdam and the ones that the Jewish community have faced for 2,000 years is that now the Jews have a place to go. They have a country that can defend them and come to their rescue. Violence against Jews never brought on peace, and it sure is not going to free Palestine. But here's what we do know, that historically, violence that starts with the Jews doesn't end there. And this is something that should be of grave concern, not just for the Jewish community, but for humanity at large.
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#News | Sydney is waking up to unspeakable horror after police say a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach was deliberately targeted in a terrorist attack that killed at least 11 people and injured many more in the heart of the Jewish community. Our prayers go out to the Jewish community in Sydney and around the world, and to the families and loved ones of all those whose lives were stolen or shattered by this act of antisemitic violence. 🙏 In the midst of the chaos, officials praised the incredible courage of a bystander seen tackling one of the gunmen and wresting away his weapon, a true hero whose bravery almost certainly saved countless lives.
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It is vitally important in a free society that people are free to express themselves. We must distinguish between acts that criticise or challenge an ideology, religion or belief system, and acts that target people because of who they are. At a recent event, a guest asked whether we believe there should be any limits on free speech, citing our defence of those who have burned copies of the Koran. People must be free to express themselves, and sometimes symbolic acts are the most powerful form of expression. Context matters. The right to challenge, criticise and even offend is a fundamental part of living in a free society. The FSU’s Jill Levine explains our position below 👇
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Rt. Hon. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at today's #YomHashoah commemoration in Ottawa. "In a country like Canada, it should be and it must be, safe to declare oneself a Zionist - Jewish or not. Zionism is not a dirty word or something anyone should be targeted for agreeing with. It is the belief, at its simplest, that Jewish people, like all peoples, have a right to determine their own future." "You can be a Zionist and strongly support the creation of a Palestinian state living in peace and security alongside Israel - a view I know is shared by many in the Jewish community and across Canada. It is my belief too."
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Rt. Hon. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at today's #YomHashoah commemoration in Ottawa. "In a country like Canada, it should be and it must be, safe to declare oneself a Zionist - Jewish or not. Zionism is not a dirty word or something anyone should be targeted for agreeing with. It is the belief, at its simplest, that Jewish people, like all peoples, have a right to determine their own future." "You can be a Zionist and strongly support the creation of a Palestinian state living in peace and security alongside Israel - a view I know is shared by many in the Jewish community and across Canada. It is my belief too."

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🇦🇺 AUSTRALIAN PM ALBANESE CALLS FOR NATIONAL UNITY AFTER BONDI BEACH TERROR ATTACK "This is a moment of national unity where we need to come together and in particular at this time we need to wrap our arms around members of the Jewish community who are going through an extraordinarily difficult period. Not just those who are grieving loved ones and friends but every member of the Jewish community in Australia. This has been an extraordinarily traumatic 24 hours. My job is to provide support for the Jewish community, is to make it clear that Australians overwhelmingly stand with the Jewish community at this difficult time. What we've seen in the last 24 hours ago was the worst of humanity in a terrorist act but we also saw an example of the best of humanity in Ahmad al-Ahmad running towards danger, putting his own life at risk, being shot twice by the second perpetrator as he took the gun bravely off this terrorist and that saved lives. We in Australia, regardless of where people, who people believe in, what their faith is or whether they have no faith at all, overwhelmingly we are a great nation and we are not going to allow anyone, let alone these terrorists, to divide us. What we will do is we will unite, we will work together, we will continue to overcome anti-semitism and we will continue to oppose terrorism to honour those people who bravely stood up including the two police officers who've been injured because they also ran towards danger." Source: Anthony Albanese

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A very impromptu video that I felt compelled to film in reaction to the Irish Times callous disregard for the victims of the antisemitic terror attack during Chanukkah at Bondi Beach. It is utterly shameful that our paper of note could not even wait until all of the bodies of those murdered at Bondi (which included a 10-year-old girl and a Holocaust survivor) were all buried before disrespecting them in such an egregious manner. This disrespect constitutes one towards the Jewish community entire, one that has been a feature of the Irish media class for two years…and one that it seems will continue unabated until more of us have the courage to stand up and say: ‘enough’.
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A very impromptu video that I felt compelled to film in reaction to the Irish Times callous disregard for the victims of the antisemitic terror attack during Chanukkah at Bondi Beach. It is utterly shameful that our paper of note could not even wait until all of the bodies of those murdered at Bondi (which included a 10-year-old girl and a Holocaust survivor) were all buried before disrespecting them in such an egregious manner. This disrespect constitutes one towards the Jewish community entire, one that has been a feature of the Irish media class for two years…and one that it seems will continue unabated until more of us have the courage to stand up and say: ‘enough’.

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37,816 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

Tomorrow’s Day of Reflection is a moment for Australia to stand with our Jewish community. At 6:47pm, you can light a candle in your window to remember the victims of the antisemitic terrorist attack in Bondi and support those who are grieving. Standing together to show that hatred and violence will never define who we are.
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Tomorrow’s Day of Reflection is a moment for Australia to stand with our Jewish community. At 6:47pm, you can light a candle in your window to remember the victims of the antisemitic terrorist attack in Bondi and support those who are grieving. Standing together to show that hatred and violence will never define who we are.

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103,315 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

BREAKING Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is referring to the Bondi Beach massacre as a “targeted attack on Jewish Australians,” and says that “an attack on Jewish Australians is an attack on every Australian.” “As Prime Minister, I say, on behalf of all Australians to the Jewish community, we stand with you. We embrace you, and we reaffirm tonight that you have every right to be proud of who you are and what you believe. You have the right to worship and study and live and work in peace and safety, and you enrich us as a nation. You should never have to endure the loss that you have suffered today. You should never know the fear that you know. Tonight, we will dedicate every resource required to making sure you are safe and protected.”
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BREAKING Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is referring to the Bondi Beach massacre as a “targeted attack on Jewish Australians,” and says that “an attack on Jewish Australians is an attack on every Australian.” “As Prime Minister, I say, on behalf of all Australians to the Jewish community, we stand with you. We embrace you, and we reaffirm tonight that you have every right to be proud of who you are and what you believe. You have the right to worship and study and live and work in peace and safety, and you enrich us as a nation. You should never have to endure the loss that you have suffered today. You should never know the fear that you know. Tonight, we will dedicate every resource required to making sure you are safe and protected.”

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537,371 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад