Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a new national bravery award to honor civilians and first responders who acted heroically during the recent antisemitic terror attack at Bondi. The attack, which targeted a Hanukkah celebration and left 15 people dead, has deeply affected the nation during the holiday season. Albanese praised individuals like Ahmed al Ahmed, who intervened to stop the assailants, highlighting the contrast between the violence and the compassion shown by ordinary Australians. In addition to the bravery awards, the government is moving forward with tougher gun laws and new measures to combat extremism, including bans on terrorist symbols and expanded police powers. Leaders have called for national unity and support for the Jewish community as Australia grapples with the aftermath of its worst massacre in decades.