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Two attackers opened fire indiscriminately in the middle of the festival, killing 12 people…

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A horrific situation unfolded in Sydney, Australia on Sunday, December 14, 2025. A mass shooting occurred during a Jewish festival. Two attackers opened fire indiscriminately on thousands of people. At least 12 people were killed in this mass shooting, and several others were injured.

Indiscriminate firing during the festival, 12 dead (Bondi Beach news)
Due to it being a Sunday, a large crowd was present. According to local media reports, Jewish people had gathered for the “Chanukah by the Sea” event, held on the first day of the seven-day Hanukkah festival. Police have arrested both attackers.

Two attackers opened fire indiscriminately (Sydney Shooting)
According to witnesses, two men in black clothing arrived with rifles or shotguns. The attackers immediately began firing indiscriminately. The sound of up to 50 gunshots was heard. People were lying on the ground.

A video of the shooting has also surfaced, showing two people firing guns. Both attackers, dressed in black, are seen holding rifles and firing at people from an elevated position.

Attackers arrested
Police immediately launched an operation and took both into custody. According to the local media outlet ‘Sydney Sunday Morning Herald’, one was shot by the police, while the other was arrested. The area has also been cordoned off, and people have been urged to stay away from the scene of the incident. PM

Anthony Albanese expresses sorrow over mass shooting
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese issued a statement on the mass shooting, saying, “The scenes at Bondi are shocking and distressing. Police and emergency responders are on the scene working to save lives. My thoughts are with everyone affected.

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I have just spoken with the AFP Commissioner and the NSW Premier. We are working with NSW Police and will provide further updates as more information becomes available. I urge people in the area to follow the advice of NSW Police.”