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Chris Minns says that "confronting" security measures are needed — but the prospect of police snipers and soldiers on Australian streets forces deeper questions about government failures and national decline.

The Albanese government is distracting us with shallow truisms and promises of more gun control. Instead, what we need to talk about is mass migration, multiculturalism and Islamism. What have others said on these vital topics?

Centuries of tension between Abraham’s descendants fuel modern antisemitism, culminating in attacks on Israel and abroad, challenging Western multicultural ideals and calling for a return to love and moral courage.

Albanese’s claim that jihadist violence is a perversion of Islam is challenged by former Muslims, urging Australia to confront Islamic fundamentalism before the consequences escalate.

Australia’s leaders and media refuse to confront reality, insisting Islamist terror has nothing to do with Islam—an exercise in denial that undermines security, accountability, and public trust in policing and governance.

A Year 8 Jewish girl risked her life to shield two small children during the Bondi terror attack—praying, wounded, and insisting she is not a hero.

A searing indictment of antisemitism, political cowardice, and Islamist ideology—arguing that Hanukkah attacks aren’t coincidences, but consequences of denial, indulgence, and a refusal to confront hard truths.

After the Bondi terror attack, Australians stood with the Jewish community in grief and solidarity—revealing a turning point that demands unity, moral courage, and decisive action against antisemitism.

The Bondi Beach terrorist attack was an attack on Australia. For the sake of Jewish Australians, and indeed all Australians, the time to course correct is now. The time to preserve the character of Australia is now.

The Bondi Beach massacre during Chanukkah left Jewish families grieving and communities in shock. Give now to demonstrate the love of the Messiah, Yeshua, and provide direct support to those affected.

The Bondi massacre is already being exploited by the Albanese government to silence discussion of the real problems facing Australia.

After years of verbal gymnastics, semantic tap-dancing, and ideological denial — we’re finally allowed to say the word Islam in the same sentence as terrorism.

There will be an official public memorial service on today, Wednesday 17th at 7:15 pm on the forecourt in front of St Mary's Cathedral. The Prime Minister and Premier will be speaking, as will Archbishop Fisher and Rabbi Elton, accompanied by many senior faith leaders.

I grieve for our nation after terrorists driven by extremist Islamic ideology targeted Jews celebrating Hanukkah at Bondi Beach. Our nation deserves answers.

In world plunged in darkness, worldly solutions to massacres focus on human action and offer no hope for eradicating the evil afflicting the world. True hope is found in Jesus Christ, the one who is light, who can do what no one else can do: change the human heart.

Rabbi Eli Schlanger, a respected leader in Sydney’s Jewish community and father of five, was among the victims of the Bondi Beach attack. Earlier this year, he publicly confronted the Prime Minister, urging him to retract Australia’s recognition of a Palestinian state.

On the evening of December 14, 2025, as families gathered in Sydney’s Bondi Beach for a Hanukkah celebration, the illusion of Australia’s safety was shattered in a hail of bullets. Let Bondi be the moment the country wakes up.

The shooters at Bondi were motivated by their understanding of Islam and the Quran. But why is it that only one expression of religious extremism ever results in violence? Could it possibly have something to do with the sacred Islamic religious texts themselves?

Accused gunman Naveed Akram graduated from an Islamic college where he learned to recite the Koran. The Bondi massacre calls for leadership action — not mere words.

Sixteen people have been killed and dozens injured in a terrorist attack at Bondi Beach during a Hanukkah festival. The incident specifically targeted Sydney’s Jewish community and has raised serious questions about the Albanese government’s security and immigration policies.