By David Fickling / Bloomberg Opinion As the sun sank on the first day of Hanukkah on Sunday, people gathered at a playground facing Sydney’s iconic Bondi Beach for an event melding characteristically Jewish and Australian traditions: Free doughnuts, ice cream, kosher food, a petting zoo, face painting; and the main event, a menorah lighting. What happened instead was unthinkable violence. Two gunmen stalked the beachside park raining gunfire into the crowd for more than 10 minutes, leaving 15 dead and 42 in hospital. Among those killed were a 10-year-old girl and Rabbi Eli Schlanger, head of Bondi’s Chabad mission....
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