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Israeli President Herzog will meet Bondi attack survivors and Australian leaders during a five-day visit to express solidarity after the Hanukkah shooting that killed 15 people.
- On February 8, Israeli President Isaac Herzog will arrive in Australia for a five-day visit to meet families and survivors of the Bondi Beach Hanukkah shooting.
- The December 14 Bondi Beach Hanukkah attack killed 15 people, prompting Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to invite Herzog and request a formal invitation via Governor-General Sam Mostyn.
- Herzog will lead a delegation including Yaakov Hagoel and Doron Almog, with official meetings involving the Governor-General, Prime Minister Albanese, and leaders across the political spectrum.
- Calls to rescind the invitation and police investigations have accompanied the planned protests, with Labor Friends of Palestine and the Australian Centre for International Justice urging the AFP to investigate Herzog while pro‑Palestine activists prepare nationwide protests.
- Herzog denies the allegations, saying his remarks were taken out of context, while Australian lawmakers and legal advocates have urged migration and character test calls amid United Nations findings.
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Israeli President Isaac Herzog will depart for Australia on February 8 for a five-day trip to meet with senior Australian politicians and survivors of the Bondi Beach massacre.
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Israeli President to meet Albanese, Bondi victims on visit to Australia
Israel President Isaac Herzog will visit Australia next month after an invitation from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.The Israeli head of state will arrive in Australia on February 8, and he will meet with the victims of the Bondi shooting.Herzog was invited by Albanese in the aftermath of the terror attack, where 15 people were killed at a Hanukkah event on Bondi Beach on December 14 last year.READ MORE: TGA issues fake Botox warning over 'sig…
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