Australian PM Albanese booed at Hanukkah memorial for 15 slain in ISIS-linked Gaza-related antisemitic attack.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was booed at a Bondi Beach memorial for the 15 victims of a Hanukkah shooting, a terrorist attack believed to be ISIS-inspired and linked to rising antisemitism since the war in Gaza. The event, attended by tens of thousands under heavy security, included a national minute of silence and a call for a royal commission, with critics demanding greater accountability. Albanese, who wore a kippah and did not speak, faces scrutiny over his government’s response, including a refusal to hold a formal inquiry, while the government launched a review of intelligence and law enforcement agencies and announced a nationwide gun buyback.