Anthony Albanese vows to deploy all resources against antisemitism as criticism mounts after Bondi attack

Following criticism that the government isn't doing enough to combat antisemitism after the Bondi terror shooting, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pledged to dedicate all necessary resources to eradicate it in Australia. Envoy Jillian Segal and the Coalition have accused Labor of insufficient action against hate targeting Jewish communities. The National Cabinet met on Monday to discuss tougher gun laws, including limiting the number of firearms an individual can own and increasing the frequency of firearms license reviews. The National Security Committee of the federal cabinet also convened to address the situation. The government's response comes amid growing concerns about antisemitism following the Bondi attack.

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