Following a deadly massacre at Bondi Beach by ISIS-affiliated gunmen that killed 15 people, Australia's government faces serious questions. Authorities reportedly knew about one of the attackers years before the tragic event, raising concerns about a major security lapse.

A tragic attack at Sydney's famous Bondi Beach has raised serious questions about government security. On December 14, two gunmen with links to ISIS killed fifteen unarmed people at a Hanukkah festival. The event was guarded by only three police officers. One of the shooters had been on the radar of Australian security services since 2019. Despite this, his father, who is not a citizen, was reportedly able to legally make purchases relevant to the attack. This terrible event has led to public outcry and demands for an investigation into how this security failure happened, shaking confidence in the authorities' ability to protect citizens.

Original Author: Andrew Lowenthal | Source: Brownstone Institute