In the aftermath of the Hanukkah massacre on Bondai Beach, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the government will move to tighten gun laws. But critics say that is only a part of the problem. And they point to growing unchecked anti-semitism across that country.Officials have now labeled the shooting, which left 15 people dead, an anti-semitic terrorist attack carried out by a father and son. The country is now praising this local man. You'll see him in just a second.seen here rushing one of th ...

The government is prepared to take whatever action is necessary. Included in that is the need for tougher gun laws. Tougher gun laws including limits uh on the number of guns that can uh be uh be uh used or or licensed uh by individuals.If we need to toughen these up, if there's anything we can do, I'm certainly up for it. And I hope to get national cabinet on board for. ...

Joining me now is Jack Deprimo. He's a graduate student at Brown University. Jack spent 5 hours locked down and barricaded in a basement in a separate building from where the shooting happened uh yesterday.Jack, uh thank you for being with us. I I can't even begin to imagine u what you went through, but let's take us to the beginning. Uh what happened.What what how did you find out about the shooting and how did you decide what to do about it. Yes. So, I found out about the shooting through an alert notific ...

Political Violence & Gun Control - The nation experienced an incredibly disturbing event, highlighting the issue of political violence [1][2][3] - The rise in political assassinations/attempts is driven by division/hate and access to dangerous firearms [4] - There were 150 politically motivated attacks in the US in the first six months of this year, twice as many as the same period last year [5] - Leaders need to de-escalate tension and keep dangerous weapons out of the hands of dangerous people [14][15] - Universal background checks and red flag laws are potential solutions to prevent violence [9] Societal Impact - Political violence affects not only political figures but also judges and election workers [10] - Such violence can deter people from participating in public life, like attending rallies or running for office [12] - Rising political violence contributes to a mental health crisis by stripping away feelings of safety and security [13][14]