SYDNEY, Dec 17 - Sydney will pause in grief on Wednesday as funerals begin for some of the 15 people killed in Australia’s deadliest mass shooting in three decades — a Jewish Hanukkah celebration-turned-tragedy that shook the nation and intensified fears of rising antisemitism and violent extremism. Police are zeroing in on the ?alleged father-and-son ?shooters, Sajid Akram, 50, and his 24-year-old son named in local media as Naveed, as they probe ?possible links to Islamic State. Sajid was killed in a shootout with officers at the Bondi Beach park where the attack took place on Sunday. Investigators expect to...
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