"At least 11 people were killed and more than two dozen injured in a shooting by two gunmen at a Jewish holiday event at the Sydney beach. Australian police have deemed the shooting a terrorist attack and are working to determine whether others were involved. One suspected gunman was dead and another in critical condition, authorities said. A police officer is also among the dead and another was injured, said New South Wales Police."
"Peel Regional Police said they were not aware of any related threats at this time, but that they would remain vigilant with an increased police presence at places of worship. Every person deserves to feel safe, valued, and supported. No exceptions, said Peel police on social media. Toronto police echoed similar sentiments on social media by saying it was monitoring any activity that may target Jewish residents. Police will also be more present throughout the Jewish community during Hanukkah as a proactive measure, they said."
"Anyone who witnesses anything suspicious should report it immediately, said Toronto police. We are closely monitoring events in Australia and any activity that may target Jewish people, and we remain committed to protecting our communities.If you see anything suspicious please report it immediately. Your vigilance helps keep our community safe. pic.twitter.com/iE8MqVFNmm—TorontoPolice Premier Doug Ford shared his condolences on social media for the terrible attack and for the Jewish community around the world. He said he hoped that the attackers would be swiftly brought to justice."
At least 11 people were killed and more than two dozen injured in a shooting by two gunmen at a Jewish holiday event on Bondi Beach in Sydney. Australian police have deemed the shooting a terrorist attack and are investigating whether others were involved. One suspected gunman was dead and another was in critical condition; a police officer was also among the dead. Peel Regional Police said they were unaware of related threats but increased presence at places of worship. Toronto Police said they will monitor activity targeting Jewish residents and increase patrols during Hanukkah. Officials urged the public to report suspicious activity. Premier Doug Ford expressed condolences and called for standing against antisemitism.
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