by Oui
Tue Dec 16th, 2025 at 07:39:23 PM EST
Hasbara lies are not accepted, nor believed anymore.
The Bondi attack was terror by the Islamic State, has nothing to do with "antisemitism."
Australian PM Albanese this was an act of terror driven by Islamic State Ideology
Sajid Akram and his son Naveed opened fire on people thronging the famous beach for the Jewish festival of Hanukkah on Sunday evening, killing 15 people and wounding dozens more.
Authorities said the attack was designed to sow panic among the nation's Jews, but have so far given little detail about the gunmen's deeper motivations.
Albanese gave one of the first hints that the pair had been radicalised by an "ideology of hate".
"It would appear that this was motivated by Islamic State ideology," Albanese told national broadcaster ABC.
PM Albanese Confirms 'Islamic State Ideology' Behind Bondi Beach Attack | NewsX World |
Jewish people rightly commemorate the Holocaust as the Palestinians have every right to be respected as they commemorate the Nakba. Jewish terror before and after the independence in 1948. Israel has shredded the UN Charter repeatedly.
Today David Rich pens an opinion column in the Guardian ... a piece of rubbish.
Recently David Rich enlightening the global community, the Palestinian genocide in Gaza is really not a genocide.
His substack blog ...
The end to "genocide"? Not quite.
Fantasyland of a master in hasbara.
This UN report has put the final nail in the coffin of Israel's reputation, but it is as shoddy and partisan as every other attempt to pin the genocide label onto the Jewish State.
Father and son duo got military terror training in Philippines in November
South Island has been a source for Al Qaeda terror since the 1990s during the Clinton administration …
Australia's prime minister said the killing of 15 people at a Jewish Hannukah festival appeared "motivated by Islamic State ideology." The two suspects spent nearly all of November in the Philippines. | DW News |
Bondi gunmen travelled to Philippines for military-style training, sources say | ABC News Australia |
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