Global Support Rallies as Terror Strikes Bondi Beach During Chanukah

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned a terrorist attack targeting Jewish families at a Chanukah event on Bondi Beach, Sydney. The UK vowed to enhance security around Jewish sites and stands in solidarity with the Australian community. New South Wales Premier called it a 'cowardly act' amid rising global vigilance.

On Sunday, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer publicly condemned the terrorist attack at Bondi Beach, Sydney, emphasizing increased vigilance at Jewish sites across the UK. Australian authorities identified the attack, which targeted Hanukkah celebrations, as an anti-Semitic terrorist incident.

The Metropolitan Police in London swiftly issued a solidarity statement, announcing plans to strengthen security around synagogues. Starmer expressed his sorrow for the victims, affirming the UK's commitment to supporting Australia and the Jewish community during this difficult period.

In Sydney, New South Wales Premier Chris Minns described the attack, which resulted in over 11 fatalities and 29 injuries, as a cowardly act of violence. The UK police pledged to enhance patrols and collaborate with Jewish community leaders to ensure safety in the days ahead.

(With inputs from agencies.)