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Tragedy strikes Bondi Beach: A shooting incident during a Hanukkah celebration leaves twelve dead and twelve injured, with the surviving gunman in critical condition. The attack, declared a terror incident, is the deadliest in Australia since the Port Arthur massacre. Eyewitnesses report gunfire and chaos, with a heroic bystander tackling one of the attackers. Police investigate improvised explosive devices and the possibility of additional individuals involved.

Horrific Hanukkah shooting in Australia sparks global outrage; UK, London authorities enhance security measures for Jewish communities.

Tragic Shooting at Brown University: Person of Interest Detained; Multiple Students Injured

Two students killed, nine injured in Brown University shooting; suspect at large. A mass shooting at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, has left two students dead and nine others injured. The suspect, a male in black, is still at large after fleeing the scene. The incident marks the 389th mass shooting in the US this year. Authorities released CCTV footage of the suspect, and a massive manhunt is underway. The community mourns and awaits the suspects apprehension.

Rocket Attack in Thailand: First Civilian Death in Border Conflict with Cambodia A tragic rocket attack from Cambodia resulted in the first reported civilian death in Thailand, marking a grim escalation in the ongoing border conflict. The fighting, sparked by land disputes, has led to over two dozen fatalities and displaced half a million people. Thai authorities condemned Cambodia for targeting civilian areas, while Cambodia deployed rocket launchers, leading to daily airstrikes and drone bombings. Thailand reported fifteen troop deaths, while Cambodia acknowledged eleven civilian deaths and sixty wounded, disputing military casualty figures.

Big news from Belarus: One hundred and twenty-three political prisoners, including opposition figures, activists, and journalists, were released, including Maria Kolesnikova and Viktor Babaryka. This follows lengthy negotiations led by the US, resulting in a visit by Donald Trumps special envoy. Lukashenko secures a win, with US sanctions on potash lifted, but EU penalties remain. Released prisoners were diverted, with Ales Bialiatski arriving in Vilnius to cheers, urging continued activism for those still imprisoned.

Five men, including an Egyptian imam and three Moroccans, were arrested in Germany for allegedly planning a vehicle attack at a Christmas market, with an Islamist motive suspected. The Egyptian man is accused of calling for the attack, while the Moroccans agreed to carry it out. The Syrian man is accused of encouraging them. All five remain in custody, and security at Christmas markets has been increased following previous attacks.

Police in New South Wales arrest two individuals at Bondi Beach following reports of shots fired, urging public to avoid the area as operation remains ongoing.

Breaking News: Multiple Shots Fired at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia; Two Arrests Made, Public Urged to Avoid Area