Australian police charged Naveed Akram with terrorism and 15 counts of murder days after the Bondi Beach Hanukkah attack that killed 16 and injured 40. Authorities say the ISIS-inspired assault targeted the Jewish community; co-accused Sajid Akram was killed at the scene.


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Mourners gathered at Bondi Beach to pay their final respects as a Bondi rabbi was laid to rest following a deadly shooting that shocked Australia. The funeral saw an outpouring of grief, solidarity, and calls for justice as authorities continue to investigate the attack.

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Australia is reeling after a father and son opened fire on crowds at Sydney’s Bondi Beach during Hanukkah celebrations, killing 15 people and wounding dozens more. 
Authorities say the attack was driven by ISIS-inspired extremist ideology and was designed to terrorize the Jewish community. Investigators are probing the gunmen’s overseas travel, possible radicalization links, and whether warning signs were missed. 
The massacre has reignited debates over gun laws, counter-terror failures, and the rise of antisemitism in Australia.

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A father and son were driven by "Islamic State ideology" when they fired on crowds at Bondi Beach in one of Australia's deadliest mass shootings, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said. Sajid Akram and his son Naveed opened fire on people thronging the famous beach for the Jewish festival of Hanukkah on Sunday evening, killing 16 people and wounding dozens more.


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A father and son were driven by "Islamic State ideology" when they fired on crowds at Bondi Beach in one of Australia's deadliest mass shootings, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said. Sajid Akram and his son Naveed opened fire on people thronging the famous beach for the Jewish festival of Hanukkah on Sunday evening, killing 15 people and wounding dozens more.


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Australia is mourning after a deadly terror attack in Sydney, with reports confirming the death toll has risen to 16, including a 10-year-old child. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese paid a floral tribute at Bondi Pavilion as the nation comes together in grief.

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Australia is mourning after a deadly terror attack in Sydney, with reports confirming the death toll has risen to 16, including a 10-year-old child. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese paid a floral tribute at Bondi Pavilion as the nation comes together in grief.


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Israeli Prime Minister criticizes Australia, claiming policies are promoting antisemitism, while the Palestinian Foreign Ministry issues a statement rejecting all forms of violence.

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A mass shooting at Bondi Beach in the Australian city of Sydney has killed at least 12 people and wounded 26, including two police officers, police say. One man believed to be one of the shooters has been killed, while a second alleged shooter is in critical condition. Authorities designate shooting “terrorist” incident, say it was “designed to target Sydney’s Jewish community on the first day of Hanukkah”.


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A mass shooting at Bondi Beach in the Australian city of Sydney has killed at least 12 people and wounded 11, including two police officers, police say. One man believed to be one of the shooters has been killed, while a second alleged shooter is in critical condition. Authorities designate shooting “terrorist” incident, say it was “designed to target Sydney’s Jewish community on the first day of Hanukkah”.


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At least 10 people have reportedly been killed in a mass shooting incident at Bondi Beach in Australia's Sydney on Sunday. One of the two shooters involved in the firing incident is also among the dead, according to reports. The identity of the shooters has yet not been confirmed.


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A mass shooting at Bondi Beach in the Australian city of Sydney has killed at least 12 people and wounded 11, including two police officers, police say. One man believed to be one of the shooters has been killed, while a second alleged shooter is in critical condition. Authorities designate shooting “terrorist” incident, say it was “designed to target Sydney’s Jewish community on the first day of Hanukkah”.

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Sydney terror attack: 'Jewish community was targeted on first day of Hanukkah'

At least 12 people have reportedly been killed in a mass shooting incident at Bondi Beach in Australia's Sydney on Sunday. One of the two shooters involved in the firing incident is also among the dead, according to reports. The identity of the shooters has yet not been confirmed.


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Australia was shaken on Sunday evening after a mass shooting that occurred at Sydney’s Bondi Beach leaving at least ten people dead, including the suspected shooter, according to the police. This incident occurred at one of the world’s most famous beaches, typically crowded with locals and tourists, particularly on warm weekend evenings and is now being called as one of the deadliest gun attacks in the country in recent years. Police responded to reports of multiple gunshots early on Sunday evening.&nbsp;&nbsp;Several videos being shared on social media showed people fleeing the beachfront as first responders treated victims on the sand. Many injured can seen lying on the ground while paramedics worked to stabilise them. Police said the investigation was ongoing and two people are in custody. Australia has strict gun laws and mass shootings are rare, which has amplified the shock surrounding the Bondi attack. Here are 10 key points that we know so far:-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<h2>10 Key points:</h2>1. Police have confirmed that ten people were killed in the shooting, including one shooter.2. About thirteen people were taken to hospital, according to a New South Wales Ambulance spokesperson. Several others were treated at the scene, the Guardian said. NSW Ambulance said it was called to Bondi Beach at about 6.45 pm after reports of multiple people being shot.3. Shortly before 8 pm, police said two people were in custody and that the active shooters had been “neutralised”.4. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called the incident "shocking and distressing", adding that “emergency responders are on the ground and working to save lives”, according to Reuters.5. Witnesses reported ‘two shooters in black’ seen at the site after multiple shots were heard at the iconic tourist location. A witness told AFP that the shooters carried semi-automatic rifles.6. Police has said that two people are in custody7. Hanukkah event under way: An event celebrating the Jewish festival of Hanukkah was taking place at the beach when the shooting happened.8. Israeli President Isaac Herzog said Jewish people who had gone to light the first candle of the Hanukkah holiday on the beach had been attacked by "vile terrorists".9. Israel’s Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar took to social media platform, X, saying that Australia had been warned about potential attacks on Jews, calling the incident a “murderous shooting attack”.10. Australian authorities have not confirmed a motive and say investigations are ongoing.&nbsp;

Police said the investigation was ongoing and two people are in custody. Australia has strict gun laws and mass shootings are rare, which has amplified the shock surrounding the Bondi attack. Here are 10 key points that we know so far

Australia was shaken on Sunday evening after a mass shooting that occurred at Sydney’s Bondi Beach leaving at least ten people dead, including the suspected shooter, according to the police. This incident occurred at one of the world’s most famous beaches, typically crowded with locals and tourists, particularly on warm weekend evenings and is now being called as one of the deadliest gun attacks in the country in recent years. Police responded to reports of multiple gunshots early on Sunday evening. Several videos being shared on social media showed people fleeing the beachfront as first responders treated victims on the sand. Many injured can seen lying on the ground while paramedics worked to stabilise them. Police said the investigation was ongoing and two people are in custody. Australia has strict gun laws and mass shootings are rare, which has amplified the shock surrounding the Bondi attack. Here are 10 key points that we know so far:- 10 Key points: 1. Police have confirmed that ten people were killed in the shooting, including one shooter. 2. About thirteen people were taken to hospital, according to a New South Wales Ambulance spokesperson. Several others were treated at the scene, the Guardian said. NSW Ambulance said it was called to Bondi Beach at about 6.45 pm after reports of multiple people being shot. 3. Shortly before 8 pm, police said two people were in custody and that the active shooters had been “neutralised”. 4. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called the incident "shocking and distressing", adding that “emergency responders are on the ground and working to save lives”, according to Reuters. 5. Witnesses reported ‘two shooters in black’ seen at the site after multiple shots were heard at the iconic tourist location. A witness told AFP that the shooters carried semi-automatic rifles. 6. Police has said that two people are in custody 7. Hanukkah event under way: An event celebrating the Jewish festival of Hanukkah was taking place at the beach when the shooting happened. 8. Israeli President Isaac Herzog said Jewish people who had gone to light the first candle of the Hanukkah holiday on the beach had been attacked by "vile terrorists". 9. Israel’s Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar took to social media platform, X, saying that Australia had been warned about potential attacks on Jews, calling the incident a “murderous shooting attack”. 10. Australian authorities have not confirmed a motive and say investigations are ongoing.

Police said the investigation was ongoing and two people are in custody. Australia has strict gun laws and mass shootings are rare, which has amplified the shock surrounding the Bondi attack. Here are 10 key points that we know so far

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Several people were injured after two gunmen opened fire at Sydney’s Bondi Beach on Sunday evening, police said.


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