The human rights lawyer was hit in the head as two gunmen linked to Islamic State opened fire on a Chanukah gathering on Sunday
By Mark Wood
Reuven Morrison was killed after throwing bricks at one of the terrorists
By Katie Grant
The 82-year-old Holocaust survivor was an avid volunteer
By Siam Goorwich
The retired NSW police officer was at Bondi Beach taking photos when the attackers opened fire
By Ben Conway
By Zeddy Lawrence
Instead of confronting post-October 7 antisemitism and nipping it in the bud, the government offered nothing but words
The British rabbi was fatally shot during the ‘Chanukkah by the Sea’ event in Sydney
The prime minister pointed to Canberra’s recognition of a Palestinian state and tolerance of anti-Israel protests
By Jacob Jaffa
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The Australian prime minister also confirmed that one of the shooters had been known to security services for six years leading up to the massacre
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Naveed Akram was known to authorities six years before he carried out massacre with his father
New South Wales Police said the youngest victim was just 10, while the oldest was 87
‘The spirit of community and love that shines so brightly in Australia – and the light at the heart of the Chanukah festival – will always triumph over the darkness of such evil’
By JC Reporter
By The JC Leader
Sydney lays bare the consequences of demonising Israel and shrinking from the fight against extremist ideology that now threatens Western societies themselves
By Stephen Pollard
I am sorry to sound so pessimistic but I see no other rational response than desolation at where we now are
By Michael Wegier
‘Australian Jews have had to deal with a tsunami of hated on social media, from anti-Israel demonstrations, graffiti, hurled abuse and violent assault’
By Daniela Grudsky Ekstein
The Bondi Beach attack is the result of years of antisemitic agitation that has gone largely unchallenged. We will not allow violence to dictate how, or whether, we live our Jewish lives
The British Jewish community – itself still reeling from a terror attack in Manchester in October which killed two community members – has reacted to this morning’s attack which has claimed 11 lives
By Daniel Ben-David