Bondi shooting families demand national probe into Australia's 'rise in antisemitism'

Families of victims killed in the Bondi Beach mass shooting called Monday for an independent national inquiry into antisemitism in Australia and alleged failures in policing, intelligence and policy, they say, enabled the attack. Seventeen families, in an open letter to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, urged him to "immediately establish a Commonwealth Royal Commission into the rapid rise of antisemitism in Australia" and examine "law enforcement, intelligence, and policy failures that led to the Bondi Beach massacre". "We demand answers and solutions," the families wrote.