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‘Now when I go to Bondi I think about dying’: words no Jewish mother should hear from her daughter | Alex Ryvchin
A young girl associates Bondi Beach with danger after a traumatic event. Her story is a window into the lingering fears within the Sydney Jewish community following a shooting at a Chanukah celebration. Survivors speak out at the antisemiti...
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A young girl associates Bondi Beach with danger after a traumatic event. Her story is a window into the lingering fears within the Sydney Jewish community following a shooting at a Chanukah celebration. Survivors speak out at the antisemitism royal commission, revealing deep scars and a desire for peace and security.
#BondiBeach #JewishCommunity #Antisemitism #Safety #Resilience #Sydney
Originally reported by The Guardian.
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