Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese have clashed publicly after the antisemitic terror attack at Sydney’s Bondi Beach, with Netanyahu blaming Albanese’s support for Palestinian statehood for “encouraging terrorism,

Israeli politicians liken Sydney attack to Oct. 7, accuse Australia of ignoring anti-Jewish incidents prior to attack; some officials say victims' blood is on government's hands The post After Sydney attack,

The Israeli PM says he warned Australia of the dangers of not taking enough action against antisemitism as other world leaders condemn the Bondi Beach mass shooting.

SYDNEY, Dec 15 (Reuters) - The deadly attack on a Jewish festival at a famed Australian beach ‌has ​deepened diplomatic tensions between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his ‌Israeli counterpart, as domestic pressure mounted for his government to respond to antisemitism.

At least 12 people were killed and 29 injured after two gunmen opened fire at people gathered at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Australia's government of having fuelled antisemitism in the period leading up to Sunday's shooting in Sydney which targeted a Jewish celebration, killing 11 people.

TheEl primer ministro israelí Benjamin Netanyahu arremetió el domingo contra el líder de Australia, mientras las naciones expresaban conmoción y simpatía