Australian authorities say Naveed Akram and his father Sajid Akram carried out an antisemitic terrorist attack at a crowded Hanukkah celebration near Bondi Beach in Sydney, killing sixteen people and injuring around forty others in a massacre that has horrified Jewish communities worldwide. Investigators report that the fifty year old licensed gun owner Sajid was shot dead by police while his twenty four year old son, a Pakistani national, remains under guard in hospital, as officers seize six registered firearms, neutralize crude homemade bombs and confirm there is no third attacker after raids in Bonnyrigg and Campsie. Among the dead and wounded are Holocaust survivors Alexander Kleytman and Larisa Kleytman, French citizen Dan Elkayam, an unnamed Israeli citizen, London born rabbi Eli Schlanger and fruit vendor Ahmed al Ahmed, whose intervention to disarm a gunman was praised by Anthony Albanese, Benjamin Netanyahu, Emmanuel Macron, Isaac Herzog, Donald Trump and other leaders who condemned the assault as an "act of pure evil" and pledged support for Australia’s Jewish community.