Children cook meals for needy and mourners lay wreaths for Bondi attack victims on national day of mourning

The Guardian - World NewsCenter-LeftEN 1 min read 100% complete by Daisy Dumas, Adeshola Ore and Jordyn BeazleyJanuary 22, 2026 at 07:25 AM

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Australia held a national day of mourning for the victims of the recent Bondi terror attack. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese encouraged Australians to support the Jewish community during this time. As part of the New South Wales government's "One Mitzvah for Bondi" initiative, people across the country were urged to perform acts of kindness, or mitzvahs, to commemorate the day. Activities included laying wreaths at Bondi Beach and children cooking meals for those in need. The day served as an opportunity for the nation to unite and offer support following the tragic event.

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