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EPISODE · Dec 15, 2025 · 25 MIN

Was the Bondi Attack Preventable? And are Jews Safe Anywhere?

from IDSF Daily Israel Briefing · host Moshe Davis

In this episode, Brigadier General Res. Amir Avivi talks about the horrific terrorist attack at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia that left 15 dead and dozens wounded. Was this entire incident preventable? Is there something that the State of Israel could be doing right now to prevent these types of attacks against Jews around the world. The General addresses these issues and then turns to the bigger questions of how world Jewry should relate to Israel as a safe haven and how emigration to Israel fits into a strategic interest for Israel. This is an episode from the IDSF Daily Briefings. To sign up to view the LIVE briefings every day, click here — http://bit.ly/IDSFBriefings Join the IDSF mailing list to receive updates from Israel and special invitations - http://bit.ly/3IC2ptZ Join the IDSF WhatsApp community to receive video clips of our briefings, and updates: http://bit.ly/IDSFWhatsapp

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