Grieving families who lost loved ones in the Bondi Beach terrorist attack have penned an open letter to Anthony Albanese, demanding a royal commission. The Prime Minister has so far rejected mounting calls to launch a national inquiry into the December 14 attack, where Sajid and Naveed Akram allegedly opened fire on a Hanukkah celebration, claiming 15 innocent lives. The loved ones of 11 victims have joined forces to write a blistering open letter to Albanese, blaming his government for the escalating threat of anti-Semitism in Australia. They include the families of the youngest and oldest victims - 10-year-old Matilda...
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