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The Chabad House in Kathmandu was evicted by its landlord due to fears of antisemitism and being associated with Israelis, prompting the Jewish community to seek a new location amid challenges and past attacks, highlighting issues of safety and acceptance for Jews in Nepal.
A car with a 'Happy Chanukah' sign was firebombed in Melbourne, suspected to be an antisemitic attack, shortly after a deadly terror attack at Bondi Beach. Authorities are investigating, and community leaders express concern over rising antisemitism in Australia.
Two men in Greater Manchester were thwarted from carrying out what could have been the UK's deadliest terrorist attack on the Jewish community, involving plans to smuggle weapons and target a Jewish gathering, with the plot uncovered by an undercover police operation.
Dan Elkayam, a passionate footballer and kind-hearted individual, was tragically killed in the Bondi Beach shooting targeting Sydney’s Jewish community. Remembered for his love of football, his inclusive nature, and his plans to make a positive impact through charity, his death has deeply affected his loved ones and community, who are mourning his loss and celebrating his life.
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar urged Jews in Western countries to move to Israel due to rising antisemitism, especially after the Sydney attack that killed 15 people at a Jewish event. This call follows increased concerns about safety for Jewish communities worldwide amid tensions in Gaza and global antisemitic incidents. Israel's Law of Return allows any Jewish person to immigrate and gain citizenship.
Before the Bondi massacre, Australian Jews lived with a constant sense of danger, marked by armed guards at synagogues, secure facilities, and a history of antisemitic attacks, reflecting ongoing fears within the community.
Richmond Mayor Eduardo Martinez faced calls for resignation after sharing conspiracy theories about the Sydney terror attack, which he later apologized for, amid broader criticism over his remarks on Middle East conflicts and antisemitism.
Funerals have begun for victims of a terrorist attack on Bondi Beach, Sydney, with 15 funerals planned for those killed, including Rabbi Eli Schlanger. The attack, which coincided with Hanukkah, was carried out by a suspect who was charged after waking from a coma. The community mourns deeply amid ongoing investigations and heightened security.
Naveed Akram, the suspect in the deadly Bondi Beach shooting targeting Australia's Jewish community, has been charged with 59 offences including 15 counts of murder and a terrorist act, with the attack being Australia's deadliest since 1996 and believed to be motivated by Islamic State ideology. The incident resulted in 15 deaths, including two rabbis, a Holocaust survivor, and a child, and injured dozens. Akram, critically injured, was charged from hospital, and the case is scheduled for April 2026. The attack has prompted national mourning and discussions on antisemitism.
The New York Giants express condolences for the victims of a shooting at Brown University and an attack on the Jewish community in Sydney, emphasizing unity and condemning hate and violence during the holiday season.
During a terror attack at Bondi beach, Jessica Rozen heroically protected children, including her son, amid gunfire, exemplifying community resilience and heroism. The attack resulted in at least 15 deaths and numerous injuries, prompting widespread mourning and solidarity among locals and the Jewish community.
Attacks and threats against Jews are increasing globally, with recent incidents in Sydney highlighting a disturbing campaign to intimidate Jewish communities, causing many to go into hiding amid fears of violence.
Scottish First Minister John Swinney condemned the antisemitic attack at Bondi Beach in Australia, emphasizing that antisemitism cannot be tolerated in Scotland. The attack, which resulted in 15 deaths, has raised concerns about safety and rising hate incidents within the Scottish Jewish community, prompting calls for increased security and reflection on societal attitudes towards Jews. Swinney expressed solidarity with the victims and the community, and discussed measures to protect religious groups in Scotland.
A gun attack at a Hanukkah celebration in Bondi Beach, Sydney, resulted in 15 deaths, including children and rabbis, with the perpetrators pledging allegiance to ISIS. UK Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis expressed concern over rising antisemitism and emphasized the importance of protecting Jewish communities worldwide. Leaders in the UK, including Prime Minister Keir Starmer, condemned the attack and pledged increased security and efforts to combat hate speech. The incident highlights ongoing threats to Jewish safety and the need for societal action against antisemitism.
Dave Portnoy reports a significant increase in daily antisemitic hate comments, highlighting a concerning shift in the level of hate directed at him and the Jewish community, emphasizing the importance of speaking out against such hate.