Video fimed during the Bondi shooting on Sunday afternoon has captured audio of a woman comforting a child she didn't know. The woman – Jessica Rozen – told Guardian Australia she was searching desperately for her three-year-old son as the shots rang out at Bondi beach on Sunday. 'I got you, I got you,' Rozen repeats. Rozen had attended the Chanukah by the Sea event with her family when the terrorist attack began that evening, bringing a terrifying end to the day’s Jewish celebration of light. H

The shooting occurred during a Hanukkah event attended by about 1,000 people at a small park near the popular beach, NBC reports. 40 people remain in hospital, including two police officers who are reported to be in serious but stable condition. Officials have described it as an antisemitic attack, and it is the country’s deadliest mass shooting in nearly three decades. #bondibeach #australia #news #sydney

Lo de #mariannegonzaga y su hija ya es algo PREOCUPANTE 🚨 y yo sé que me van a funar pero se quejan de que los #influencers nunca hablan de nada.. entonces hay que hablar !

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