This Sunday, anti-Semitic terrorism has once again caused a massacre, this time on the famous Bondi beach in Sydney.<\/p>\n
Two Islamists<\/a> armed with shotguns opened fire on a crowd<\/a> celebrating the first day of Hanukkah on that beach. They murdered 11 people and injured dozens more.<\/strong> One of the attackers was killed. This is clearly another terrorist attack motivated by antisemitism<\/strong>, reminiscent of the massacre perpetrated by Hamas against Israel on October 7, 2023<\/a>: the largest antisemitic massacre since the Holocaust.<\/p>\n After the massacre two years ago, the world had a great opportunity to send a resounding message against antisemitism.<\/strong> Some governments had the decency to support the attacked country (the only true democracy in the Middle East) and to reject any kind of reward for the terrorists. Unfortunately, some governments, especially those of the socialist left, decided to reward antisemitic terrorism<\/strong> by recognizing a Palestinian state as a result of that massacre perpetrated by Palestinian terrorists. In doing so, they sent an infamous message: that murdering Jews is profitable.<\/strong><\/p>\n One of the governments that did this was the left-wing government of Australia, belonging to the Labor Party (ALP)<\/strong>, a socialist party that has acted just like other governments of that ideological persuasion. On August 11, 2025, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced his recognition of the Palestinian state<\/a>, stating: \"Australia\u2019s decision helps build the historic global momentum to break the cycle of violence in the Middle East.\"<\/em> In truth, this decision not only had no impact in the Middle East, but it also brought antisemitic violence to Australia<\/strong>, with the bloody result we see today.<\/p>\n As if that weren't enough, today, when it was already clear that the Bondi terrorist attack had antisemitic motivations<\/strong>, Albanese published a shameful statement that made no mention of either Jews or antisemitism<\/a>. The statement has been met with widespread condemnation. From Israel, Diaspora Minister Amichai Chikli responded to Albanese with a message stating: \"A government that normalized boycotts against Jews solely because they are Jewish, normalized marches in which flags of Al-Qaeda and Hamas were openly displayed<\/strong>, and for two years failed to act decisively against serious antisemitic incidents, bears full responsibility for the horrific scenes we witnessed today.<\/strong>\"<\/em><\/p>\n The same can be said of Spain's leftist government. The socialist Pedro S\u00e1nchez has been slandering the State of Israel<\/a> following the Hamas terrorist attacks of October 7, 2023, falsely accusing the Jewish state of \"genocide,\" an infamous accusation that he has never leveled against Vladimir Putin's dictatorship<\/strong> for its numerous crimes against the Ukrainian people.<\/p>\n Three months ago, the S\u00e1nchez government encouraged a violent anti-Semitic boycott of the Vuelta a Espa\u00f1a cycling race, resulting in 22 police officers being injured<\/a>, in protest against the presence of an Israeli team. S\u00e1nchez and his party, the PSOE, govern in coalition with<\/strong> a communist party that is twinned with a Palestinian terrorist and anti-Semitic group<\/a>. We must remember that a minister in S\u00e1nchez's government even justified Hamas's antisemitic attack against Israel<\/a>, stating on the day of the attack that \"Palestine has the right to resist after decades of occupation, apartheid, and exile.\"<\/em> Likewise, in January of last year, S\u00e1nchez's government authorized a march by a Palestinian terrorist group in Madrid<\/a>, march that Minister Sira Rego supported with her presence<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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