Bondi terror attack couldn't have been prevented, royal commission finds
A royal commission into antisemitism in Australia has concluded that the Bondi Beach terror attack could not have been prevented, despite identifying shortcomings in counter-terrorism measures. The commission has recommended key improvements to address rising antisemitic threats and enhance national security. The findings come amid ongoing concerns about extremist violence and the safety of Jewish communities across the country.
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