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Revision as of 07:29, December 19, 2025
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An elderly Holocaust survivor, Alex Kleytman, was killed in a mass shooting at Bondi Beach while trying to protect his wife.
An elderly Holocaust survivor, Alex Kleytman, was killed in a mass shooting at Bondi Beach while trying to protect his wife.
Footage from the Bondi Beach attack shows one of the alleged gunmen, 24-year-old Naveed Akram, briefly pausing during the shooting to gesture for bystanders behind him to move away before resuming fire toward a Hanukkah celebration
International and political reactions.
International and political reactions.
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‘You Know I’m Arab, Right?’ Jillian Michaels hits back at NYT’s Wajahat Ali calling Hmher a ‘White Nationalist for her her stand against radical Islamism.
U.S. law enforcement agencies increased patrols and visibility around Jewish institutions and events nationwide following a deadly antisemitic attack in Sydney, citing precautionary measures despite no known local threats. Officials emphasized reassurance and safety for concerned Jewish communities.
U.S. law enforcement agencies increased patrols and visibility around Jewish institutions and events nationwide following a deadly antisemitic attack in Sydney, citing precautionary measures despite no known local threats. Officials emphasized reassurance and safety for concerned Jewish communities.
The daughter of a wounded Holocaust survivor criticized Australia’s public broadcaster for what she described as biased coverage that minimized antisemitism. She argued that such reporting contributed to an atmosphere that allowed hatred and violence to grow.
The daughter of a wounded Holocaust survivor criticized Australia’s public broadcaster for what she described as biased coverage that minimized antisemitism. She argued that such reporting contributed to an atmosphere that allowed hatred and violence to grow.
Death of Matilda Britvan and family grief.
Matilda Britvan, a 10-year-old girl, was the youngest victim of the Bondi Beach massacre and was killed while celebrating Hanukkah with her family, in front of her six-year-old sister. Her parents, Ukrainian immigrants, spoke publicly for the first time at a candlelit vigil, describing her as kind, joyful, and proudly Australian. They explained they chose the name Matilda to honor their new life in Australia. Her funeral drew community leaders and widespread public mourning, with symbols such as sunflowers and bumblebees used to commemorate her life. Government assistance was announced to support victims’ families.
Israel, Greece, and Cyprus are discussing the creation of a joint rapid-response military force aimed at protecting regional energy infrastructure and deterring Turkish aggression. The proposed cooperation would also deepen strategic ties and support postwar coordination related to Gaza.
Israel, Greece, and Cyprus are discussing the creation of a joint rapid-response military force aimed at protecting regional energy infrastructure and deterring Turkish aggression. The proposed cooperation would also deepen strategic ties and support postwar coordination related to Gaza.
* Dec 18, 2025:
Funeral for youngest victim of Hanukkah masssacre: Matilda.
"Australia Mourns the Youngest Victim of the Bondi Beach Shooting. Sydney’s devastated Jewish community gathered for the funeral of “Matilda Bee,” an ebullient, smiling 10-year-old girl. Every mourner entering the funeral home in one of Sydney’s oldest Jewish neighborhoods."
ISIS response to the Hanukkah massacre.
ISIS publicly praised the Bondi Beach massacre as a source of pride but stopped short of formally claiming responsibility. The group also referenced other violent actions in its messaging, framing the attack as part of its broader ideological campaign.
Disrupted follow-up terror plot.
Australian police intercepted and arrested five men near Bondi Beach after acting on intelligence suggesting a planned attack targeting Jewish mourners at a vigil for the massacre victims. Officers forced the suspects’ vehicle off the road, and weapons were reportedly found, preventing a potential further attack.
Ben Shapiro's speech at Heritage Foundation.
Shapiro delivered a speech at the Heritage Foundation denouncing bigot Tucker Carlson as no longer belonging in the conservative movement. He criticized Carlson for drifting toward conspiracy theories, antisemitism, and abandoning core conservative principles like free enterprise and limited government, calling for ideological border control to protect the movement.
NYC public safety overhaul proposal.
New York City advanced a plan to replace some police officers with social workers for non-violent calls, costing around one billion dollars. The initiative aims to create a Department of Community Safety focused on mental health and community outreach, though concerns persist about law and order implications.
Antisemitic vandalism at Michigan State Chabad.
A Chabad center at Michigan State University was targeted in back-to-back attacks, including an attempted break-in and swastika graffiti with threatening messages. Authorities investigated as hate crimes.
Editorial:
'Open, violent Jew-hatred exposes the antisemitism of anti-Zionism.
All those self-righteous anti-Israel protests of the last two years, on campuses and in the streets, predictably pollinated the poisonous fruit of ugly antisemitic violence now shooting up everywhere.
In just the last few days, multiple alarming episodes of open Jew-hatred have shocked New York City.
Saturday night in a tony West Village eatery, a Jewish woman asked a bigot to cool it with his noisy antisemitic language. He screamed filthy slurs at her, calling her an “ugly f–king Zionist,” insisting, “we will rid this country of f–king you.”
Monday night in Brooklyn, a pair of nasty bigots harassed Hanukkah celebrants, and yelled “F–k the Jews” on a subway platform.
Once on the train, one thug grabbed a visibly Jewish man by the throat and threatened to kill him.
Then, Tuesday afternoon in Crown Heights, an unhinged pedestrian shouted antisemitic remarks at passersby and stabbed one in the chest.
And the spate of similar incidents around the nation and the world indicate that we are in the midst of an ugly and awful trend.
These violent Jew-haters aren’t bothering to cloak their prejudice in the garb of political concern for Palestinians: They are mainlining pure antisemitism, spitting out bilious, transparent rage.
The “Free Palestine” encampments and marches have unleashed a permission cascade that has made open expression of hostility toward Jews seem acceptable.
The keffiyeh-wrapped liars who smirked that “anti-Zionism isn’t antisemitism” must be gratified now that the line between the two — always false — has been erased completely.
What else could “Globalize the intifada” ever have possibly meant?
Relentless blood libels about Israel and its war in Gaza successfully smeared..'
IDF operation in Jenin.
Israeli security forces conducted a large-scale operation in northern Samaria, arresting terrorists and seizing weapons in Jenin.
French court ruling on nanny poisoning case.
A French court sentenced an Arab immigrant nanny to two and a half years in prison for poisoning drinks of a Jewish couple she worked for, but rejected antisemitism as a motive.
Trump-Netanyahu meeting plans.
Trump stated that Netanyahu would likely meet him in Florida soon, though no formal date was confirmed, amid discussions on regional issues.
Article on Muslim Brotherhood and radical Islam.
An opinion piece argues that the Bondi Beach attack underscores the global threat posed by the Muslim Brotherhood and related radical Islamist ideologies. It contends that such movements transcend borders, fuel violence worldwide, and require coordinated international efforts to counter extremist networks and disinformation.
New York political resignation over antisemitic posts.
A staff appointee, De Costa, to New York City Mayor-elect Zoharah Mamdani resigned after antisemitic social media posts from more than a decade ago resurfaced. The individual expressed regret, stating the posts did not reflect her current beliefs and acknowledging the harm they caused.
Australia’s national commemoration and response.
Australia declared December 21 a national day of reflection to honor the victims of the Bondi Beach Hanukkah massacre. The prime minister confirmed intelligence assessments that the attack was ISIS-inspired and announced further measures, including a gun buyback scheme, alongside federal and state support for affected families.
Jewish-Iranian historical ties and solidarity.
An opinion essay highlights the 2,600-year history of Jewish-Iranian coexistence, emphasizing that hostility toward Jews stems from Iran’s current Islamist regime rather than its people or civilization. It describes widespread expressions of solidarity by Iranians after the Bondi attack and argues that ancient cultural bonds endure despite modern repression. The piece calls for international support for Iranian dissidents and political prisoners, asserting that civilizations and shared history outlast regimes.
Tucson Jewish community targeted with antisemitic graffiti after Bondi Beach massacre.
(It included also like "palestine" propaganda themes). According to the statement, flyers posted around the Community Center included “highly derogatory and concerning content targeting both the Jewish community and law enforcement.”
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