The Bondi Beach attack was a sickening antisemitic attack, but worse has been the opportunism displayed by pro-Israel voices over it. Right, so the incident at Bondi Beach. A community is shattered at a Hanukkah celebration, sixteen people gone, dozens injured, a Syrian man shot twice saving families he’d never met, and still the loudest voices in public life somehow decided the real story here was whatever pro Israel grievance they were already carrying around. You watch the facts crawl out slowly while the commentary sprints off at full speed, dragging Gaza into it, dragging protests into it, dragging Iran into it, dragging anyone who doesn’t toe the approved line into it, and you realise half these pundits didn’t want to understand this attack at all, they wanted to own it. Bondi is grieving, and the politics and the main media mouthpieces are ...