Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited Bondi Beach on Monday morning to pay his respects at the site of the recent terror attack, where fifteen people lost their lives and dozens remain hospitalized. Albanese laid flowers and spoke briefly with police officers but did not address the media during his visit. The attack, which targeted a Jewish Hanukkah event, has intensified scrutiny of the government's response to rising anti-Semitism in Australia. While Albanese reaffirmed his commitment to supporting Jewish Australians and combating anti-Semitism, criticism from political opponents has mounted, with some accusing him of failing to deliver on previous promises of safety and support.