The article criticizes Penny Wong, Australia's Minister for Foreign Affairs, for her responses following the Bondi terror attack and her approach to issues affecting Jewish Australians. The author argues that Wong's statements lack directness and accountability, especially when Jewish Australians seek clear expressions of solidarity and remorse from senior government figures. Wong's reluctance to apologize or visit affected communities, as well as her diplomatic language regarding Israel and recent events, are highlighted as examples of her failure to provide moral clarity and leadership. The piece suggests that this pattern leaves Jewish Australians feeling unsupported and alienated, and accuses Wong of prioritizing sanctimonious rhetoric over genuine responsibility and empathy.