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Biden considers plan to return nuclear weapons back to Ukraine

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As the war in Ukraine recently marked its 1,000th day, the recent U.S. presidential election could drastically reshape its trajectory.

 

President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to end the conflict quickly, hinting at a negotiated settlement that would likely force Ukraine to cede territory to Russia.

This shift comes as Ukrainian forces struggle against mounting losses and dwindling international support, despite last-minute aid efforts by the Biden administration.

According to published news reports, several officials have suggested that Biden could return nuclear weapons to Ukraine that were taken from it after the fall of the Soviet Union.

Oz Sultan, the Chief Strategist with the Sultan Interactive Group joins Veronica Dudo to discuss.

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Father-son duo confirmed in Bondi anti-Semitic massacre

Father-son duo behind Bondi Beach anti-Semitic massacre, PM Albanese vows to combat hate and support victims

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Father-son duo behind Bondi Beach anti-Semitic massacre, PM Albanese vows to combat hate and support victims

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– A father and son, aged 50 and 24, are charged with the Bondi anti-Semitic massacre.
– Prime Minister Albanese and Premier Minns condemned the attack and called for support against anti-Semitism.
A father-son duo has been identified as responsible for the anti-Semitic massacre in Bondi on Sunday, according to police.NSW Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon stated only two offenders, aged 50 and 24, were involved.

The father, a licensed firearm holder, was confirmed to have been implicated.

Search warrants were executed at locations in Bonnyrigg and Campsie as part of the investigation.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and NSW Premier Chris Minns addressed the nation following the attack, vowing to combat anti-Semitism.

Flags will fly at half-mast to commemorate the victims, as the Prime Minister described the attack as pure evil. He explained the significance of Bondi Beach as a joyful gathering place tarnished by violence.

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Albanese noted the attack marked a dark day in Australia’s history, asserting that the nation must stand strong against such cowardice.

Premier Minns condemned the “terrible targeted attack” at Bondi Beach, revealing that 16 people, including 15 innocent civilians and one perpetrator, were killed.

A strong repudiation of all forms of anti-Semitism is needed, he stated.

Minns urged people to donate blood for those injured, highlighting the urgent response from hospitals during the crisis.

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He characterised anti-Semitism as toxic and cancerous, linking it to the devastating effects seen in the attack.

Support from the community is critical, and blood donations can help address immediate medical needs.

Hospitals have been praised for their swift actions in treating victims, and the broader community is called to assist in any way possible.


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Netanyahu blames Albanese after Bondi attack

Australia mourns 16 dead from Bondi Beach shooting; Netanyahu blames Albanese for antisemitism amid global condemnation.

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Australia mourns 16 dead from Bondi Beach shooting; Netanyahu blames Albanese for antisemitism amid global condemnation.


Australia is in mourning after a deadly shooting at a Hanukkah event on Bondi Beach left sixteen people dead and dozens injured.

The attack has sent shockwaves through the country and prompted a massive police investigation as communities grapple with grief and fear.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has directly blamed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, accusing his government of fuelling antisemitism following Australia’s decision to recognise a Palestinian state.

In a video statement Netanyahu said he had warned Australian leaders that words and policy choices could have dangerous consequences.

World leaders have condemned the attack, with messages of solidarity coming from the United States Britain Germany India and the United Nations.

Authorities across Australia and overseas have increased security at Jewish sites as the global focus turns to rising antisemitism and political accountability.

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More than ten dead after terror attack at Hanukkah event on Bondi Beach

Gunman dead, multiple casualties in shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach during Christmas markets, police urge public to avoid area

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Gunman dead, multiple fatalities in shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach during Christmas markets, police urge public to avoid area

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– Police advise against visiting Bondi Beach following a shooting with multiple victims, including an officer.
– One gunman is dead, another in custody, as emergency services attend to the situation.
Police warn against visiting Bondi Beach after a shooting incident involving multiple victims, including a police officer.

One gunman was shot dead, while another is in custody with emergency services attending to the situation. Multiple casualties have been reported, as civilians assist the injured.

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Panic ensued when gunfire erupted during the busy Bondi Christmas markets. One mother recounted her daughters’ experience as they took shelter after hearing shots.

“They saw the gun and are now hiding in a house,” she said. Her daughter’s message confirmed their safety amid the chaos.

Image of one of the terrorists at Bondi Beach.

“I never imagined a shooting could happen in Bondi,” the mother remarked, reflecting on her disbelief.

Videos surfaced depicting the chaos, showing individuals fleeing as shots rang out. A witness reported hearing at least 12 gunshots.

NSW Police have confirmed two arrests shortly after 7:30pm.

The police statement emphasised that the operation is ongoing and urged people to avoid the area.

The arrested individuals were wearing dark clothing and were shooting towards the beach.

A Prime Minister’s spokesman confirmed the officer was aware of an “active security situation”.

Ongoing Investigation

NSW Police urged the public to avoid the area and seek shelter if in proximity to the incident. Ongoing investigations are taking place as authorities assess the situation.

A local resident captured the scene from their apartment, confirming the arrest of one suspect and the shooting of another.

The alert from police was posted shortly before 7 PM ADST.

First night of Chanukah

Jewish families gathered near the children’s playground overlooking Bondi Beach to celebrate the first night of Chanukah.  The event was hosted by the Chabad Bondi Synagogue and Waverley Council.

A flyer for the 5pm to 9pm event at Bondi Beach park, near the playground, encouraged attendees to join in the celebration.  It invited everyone to bring their friends and families and fill Bondi with joy and light.


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