In a solemn gathering at Sydney's iconic Bondi Beach, thousands came together under heightened police security to honor the memory of 15 victims killed by two gunmen targeting a Jewish festival. The tragedy has galvanized Australian leaders to address antisemitism and reinforce stringent national gun control measures. Dignitaries including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and former leaders attended the commemoration, where emotional speeches remembered the victims. Opposition leader Sussan Ley received applause for her stance on reversing a government decision related to Palestine, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized Albanese's approach, linking it to increased global antisemitic incidents. Amidst the...