After last Sunday’s terror attack at Bondi beach, members of the Jewish community have accused governments of failing to heed warnings about the rise of antisemitism over the past two years.
Speaking on Monday at the floral memorial to the 15 people who lost their lives by the Bondi pavilion, the president of the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies, David Ossip, said: “To those who’ve said over the past two years that antisemitism has no place in Australia, yesterday should have finally made it clear that antisemitism has well and truly found a place here in our beloved country.”