A month after Bondi attacks, Jewish diaspora remains in shock

Politicisation of the tragedy to attack anti-genocide movement is a further affront to Jews everywhere, writes Ria Czerniak-Lebov

Mourners gather to lay flowers at Bondi Beach last month. The barbarism seen at Bondi Beach marked Australia’s deadliest mass shooting in three decades. Photo: Izhar Khan/Getty Images

Nearly a month has passed since the horrific Bondi Beach terrorist attack, in which a Chanukah celebration was targeted, killing 15 people. 

The victims included a 10-year old girl named Matilda, and an 87-year old Holocaust survivor Alexander Kleytman who shielded his wife of five decades from the bullets.