HIBAPRESS – Follow-up
A shooting occurred at the famous Bondi Beach in Sydney on Sunday evening, resulting in the death of at least 10 people, according to the ambulance service in New South Wales. Some of the injured were reported to have been shot, while others are receiving treatment at the scene.
The ambulance service received a report about the incident around 6:45 pm, while the New South Wales Police warned residents and visitors to stay away from the beach, describing it as an "evolving incident." Police reported that two people were apprehended around 7:30 pm, without revealing the motives behind the incident or whether it targeted specific individuals. Local reports indicated that the incident may have targeted an event belonging to the "Chabad" Jewish community held on the beach, according to Robert Gregory, the CEO of the Australian Jewish Association, confirming that the incident represents a "painful attack on the Jewish community." The Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported that the police at the scene confirmed that the situation was "under control," and that there were no gunmen at large. 10 injured people were also transported to local hospitals, while others are receiving medical care at the scene of the incident.
