A new Chabad center has opened on Bondi Beach in Sydney, at the site of the recent Hanukkah terror attack, aiming to honor the memory of Rabbi Eli Schlanger and Rabbi Yaakov Levitin, two victims of the tragedy. Founded by Rabbi Noach Koncepolski, the center, named 'Ohel Eli and Yaakov', operates as a kiosk offering food, Jewish prayer rituals, and acts of kindness to passersby. The initiative quickly gained momentum, with thousands participating in outreach activities such as lighting candles and sharing pastries, fostering unity among both Jewish and non-Jewish communities. The project has received support from local government and encourages people of all backgrounds to perform good deeds in memory of the victims, reflecting the humanistic values of those it commemorates.