Australia

How a Sydney terror attack sparked a renewed commitment to Jewish light and unity across Australia

The posters imitate inclusive “Aussie” street art and are condemned as terror glorification by Jewish leaders and city officials

Australians pause for a nationwide minute of silence, acts of kindness, and a memorial at the Sydney Opera House to honor the 15 killed in the antisemitic terror attack

Police say a stolen vehicle deliberately drove at Jewish boys while occupants shouted Nazi slogans and issued stabbing threats in a Melbourne suburb

Lawmakers return two weeks early to honor 15 murdered at a Jewish Chanukah gathering and begin debate on gun and hate-crime reforms

January 22 commemoration will honor 15 people killed in the antisemitic Chanukah attack, with flags lowered nationwide and a unity-focused theme

Federal legislature will reconvene after the Bondi Beach terror attack to fast-track new offenses, tougher penalties, and powers to ban extremist groups

Inquiry will examine nationwide antisemitism and failures leading to the deadly Chanukah shooting, following sustained pressure from Jewish leaders and victims’ families

Gefen Bitton remains in serious condition after eight surgeries, as doctors approve medical evacuation home following the Bondi Beach Chanukah terror attack

City pauses celebrations with minute of silence, white-lit Harbour Bridge and menorah tribute weeks after deadly antisemitic attack

Australian police say a Philippines investigation found no training or terror cell ties after the Chanukah massacre in Sydney

On the final day of shiva, two structures were placed at Bondi Beach to establish “Ohel Eli VeYaakov,” honoring the Chabad Shlichim killed in the attack

Israeli president accepts invitation following call with Australian prime minister condemning the Bondi Beach Chanukah attack

Police outline months of planning, failed explosive devices, and ISIS-linked ideology in attack

Volunteers worked for days with Australian authorities to recover remains for Jewish burial following the Sydney terror attack

Family says Boris and Sofia Gurman were shot while confronting father-and-son attackers as shooting began near Bondi Beach

Among the dead are two Chabad rabbis, a Holocaust survivor, a recent immigrant, and children, in one of the deadliest antisemitic attacks outside Israel in decades

Prime minister, president and senior Israeli officials accuse Australian authorities of ignoring repeated warnings as 12 people are killed in antisemitic terror attack

ZAKA says at least 10 killed and around 60 wounded so far after gunfire erupts at Jewish event at Bondi Beach