Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that intelligence agencies have found evidence linking ISIS to the deadly attack on a Hanukkah gathering at Sydney’s Bondi Beach, Australia’s worst mass shooting since the 1996 Port Arthur tragedy. Authorities cited ISIS propaganda influencing the attackers’ actions. In response, Albanese unveiled a sweeping national gun buyback scheme, the largest gun reform effort in decades, aimed at reducing firearm numbers, tightening licensing and accelerating a National Firearms Register. The attack killed 15 people and injured over 40, drawing strong international condemnation and renewed focus on extremism and gun control.
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