Bondi shooting: Call for united stand against violence after terrifying massacre
Muslim leaders have “unequivocally” condemned the Bondi massacre, amid fears the death toll could grow.
At least 10 people are confirmed dead, after two shooters opened fire on Sunday afternoon. It’s believed children are among the victims.
The shooting erupted near a Chanukah event at the Bondi Park playground, though police have not yet confirmed it was the target.
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By continuing you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy.The Australian National Imams Council and the Council of Imams NSW released a statement, calling for all Australians to remain vigilant and unite to reject violence.
“These acts of violence and crimes have no place in our society. Those responsible must be held fully accountable and face the full force of the law,” the statement said.
“Our hearts, thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their families, and all those who witnessed or were affected by this deeply traumatic attack. We acknowledge the pain, fear, and distress felt across the community.
“We urge the community to remain vigilant, exercise caution, and support one another during this challenging time.
“This is a moment for all Australians, including the Australian Muslim community, to stand together in unity, compassion, and solidarity, rejecting violence in all its forms.”
