Victims’ Families Call for Inquiry into Anti-Semitism After Bondi Attack

Families of victims from the Bondi Beach terrorist attack are urging Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to establish a national royal commission to address the rise of anti-Semitism in Australia. In a statement signed by 17 families, they criticize the government for not supporting a comprehensive inquiry into the law enforcement failures leading to the massacre, which resulted in 15 deaths and 40 injuries. Despite mounting pressure, including calls from former judges and political leaders, Albanese prefers a state-level investigation. The families emphasize the urgent need for accountability and solutions to combat increasing anti-Semitic violence.

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