'I've grown up in fear': Jewish Australians say rising antisemitism made attack predictable

The tragic shooting at Bondi Beach during a Jewish festival has left the Australian Jewish community in shock and mourning. The incident, labeled as Australia's deadliest terror attack, has highlighted the growing threat of rising antisemitism in the country. Authorities are facing questions about why preventative measures weren't taken despite a recent spike in antisemitism-related offenses. Leaders have responded with promises of stricter gun control measures and enhanced efforts to combat hate crimes, but the community remains deeply affected, seeking comfort and support as they grieve the loss of innocent lives.