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"An attack on Jewish Australians is an attack on every Australian, and every Australian tonight will be like me, devastated on this attack on our way of life,” Albanese says after 11 murdered at Bondi Beach Hanukkah lighting event. One perpetrator named as Naveed Akram.
Heroic intervention stops armed suspect at Campbell Parade street during the tragedy of the Hanukkah lighting shooting at Bondi Beach. At least 9 fatalities murdered, some 16 injured.
Chabad confirms a shalich at the area was killed. “I saw at least 10 people on the ground and blood everywhere," witness tells local paper. NSW Police say two people are in police custody after active shooters fire dozens of shots. Possible bombs planted nearby. Incident took place during public lighting dubbed "Hanukkah by the Sea." Police officer, child among the injured.
Berlin is preparing to hold its central public Hanukkah candle lighting under increased security following the terrorist attack in Australia
Rubio orders return to serif font Times New Roman for official papers, citing need for formalism.
Outgoing mayor raised flag without consulting city council, drawing swift condemnation from incoming mayor and Jewish community in New Jersey city home to 400 Israeli families.
The catalog features terms that news broadcasters, political officials, and prominent individuals struggled to articulate correctly throughout the year.
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton reiterated comments she made at last week's Israel Hayom summit in New York, saying that young Americans who hold pro-Palestinian views are being exposed to false propaganda on social media.
Large numbers of London police officers were deployed to the UK’s main airport after a security incident in Terminal 3. According to local media reports, two groups involved in a brawl used tear gas.
The White House released its National Security Strategy on Friday, a document that places “America First” at the center of US policy and reshapes global priorities. The strategy warns of a “civilizational erasure” in Europe and urges governments there to “cultivate resistance” to migration.
