MASS SLAUGHTER: Muslim Terrorists Named in Antisemitic Hanukkah Massacre at Bondi Beach, 12 DEAD INCLUDING CHILDREN & RABBI, 29 Injured

Dancing and eating donuts.

The worst attack on Jews since 10/7.

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At least 12 people were killed and 29 wounded when two terrorists opened fire on a Hanukkah celebration at Sydney’s Bondi Beach Sunday evening, turning “Chanukah by the Sea” into a scene of mass terror. The Muslim terrorists fired from a pedestrian bridge overlooking the crowded beach, sending thousands fleeing as shots rang out during the first night of the Jewish holiday. One attacker was killed at the scene and the other arrested in critical condition; police say at least one was on Australia’s security watchlist. Officials called the assault a targeted antisemitic attack meant to shatter a night of peace and joy for Sydney’s Jewish community.

One of the suspected shooters in the Bondi Beach terror attack has been identified as 24-year-old Naveed Akram, a man from the Bonnyrigg area in Sydney’s south-west, according to senior law enforcement sources and media reports. Police raided his home after the shooting. It is not yet publicly clear which of the two attackers he was (the one killed at the scene or the one taken into custody), but authorities have confirmed his identity as one of the perpetrators

Hamas statement on Mass Shooting in Bondi Beach.

“We welcome the blessed attack in Australia. It was a major and inspiring event that strengthens the resistance worldwide.” pic.twitter.com/jmd98BY2iz

— Sampath Ram (@_SampathRam) December 14, 2025

Incredible moment hero bystander tackles Bondi Beach gunman and turns gun on him after mass shooting during Jewish party in Australia

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Chabad handed out sufganiyot (Israeli donuts) moments before the massacre at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia, celebrating Hanukkah.

Look at how many children were there.

It didn’t stop the terrorists from shooting them simply because they were Jewish #BondiBeach… pic.twitter.com/DHxR5TU8i2

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At least 12 people were killed — including a gunman — and 29 others wounded when two terrorists opened fire during a Hanukkah celebration in a “cowardly” attack on an Australian beach late Sunday afternoon.

Shots erupted at Sydney’s famed Bondi Beach at around 6:45 p.m. when a large crowd gathered to celebrate the first night of the Jewish holiday in an event called “Chanukah by the Sea 2025.”

“This cowardly act of terrified violence is shocking and painful to see and represents some of our worst fears about terrorism in Sydney,” New South Wales Premier Chris Minns said at a press conference Sunday night.

“This attack was designed to target Sydney’s Jewish community on the first day of Hanukkah,” he said. “What should’ve been a night of peace and joy celebrated in that community with families and supporters has been shattered by this horrifying evil attack.”

“This cowardly act of terrified violence is shocking and painful to see and represents some of our worst fears about terrorism in Sydney,” New South Wales Premier Chris Minns said.

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Thousands of beachgoers fled as the gunfire rang out over the crowded beach.

The gunmen, wearing dark shirts with one wearing white pants, perched themselves on a pedestrian bridge that overlooked Bondi Park and a road surrounding the area near the iconic coast.

The crowd was gathering near the park’s playground for the festive celebration that started at 5 p.m. local time before the pair launched their attack.

Narveed Akram, a man from Sydney’s Bonnyrigg neighborhood, was identified as one of the gunmen, ABC reported, citing an anonymous senior police source. Officials reportedly raided Akram’s house after the shooting.

Police said that one of the gunmen was on Australia’s Security Intelligence Organization (ASIO) watchlist but wasn’t deemed “an immediate threat.”