Multiple gunshots were heard on Bondi late on Sunday, with beachgoers fleeing the popular tourist site at the height of the holiday period.
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Bondi Beach is Australia’s playground, our piazza, and the mother church of our national religion: the worship of sun, sand, and salt water.
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Rabbi Eli Schlanger, a Chabad emissary based in Sydney, has been identified as the first victim of the mass shooting at a Hanukkah party at Bondi Beach, a spokesman for the movement told The Times of Israel.
First Bondi gunman is identified as police raid his Sydney home
Police have confirmed that the arrested man is Naveed Akram, 24, from Bonnyrigg in Sydney’s south-west. Akram remains in custody, where emergency services are treating his wounds. Officers are now raiding his home in Bonnyrigg, which his family has owned for a year.
There are claims that he is likely from Pakistan. A photo of an ID card has spread online, showing the name “Naveed Akram” and an address in Bonnyrigg, NSW 2177. Reports describe him as an immigrant who held a valid firearms license
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