Bondi Beach Gunmen Linked to ISIS, Prompting Australia to Enact Stricter Gun Laws
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Philippine immigration authorities confirmed that Sajid Akram, an Indian national, and his son Naveed, an Australian, visited the Philippines last month before the Bondi massacre in Sydney, which was inspired by Islamic State. They arrived in Davao from Sydney on November 1 and left on November 28, traveling via Manila.
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- Bondi Suspects Were in Southern Philippines, Where ISIS Is Active The New York Times
- Australian police say Bondi Beach attackers inspired by ISIL Al Jazeera
- Australia announces strict new gun laws. Here's how it can act so swiftly NPR
- What we know about the man who disarmed alleged shooter at Australia's Bondi Beach ABC News
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