Jewish leaders unite in Rogers Park to celebrate Hanukkah amidst mourning Bondi Beach

Winnipeg’s Jewish community comes together to celebrate Hanukkah in the wake of the Bondi Beach attack - CityNews Winnipeg

It's been three days since the mass shooting in Sydney, Australia's Bondi Beach, targeting the Jewish community, where 15 people were killed. Here in Winnipeg, the local Jewish community is still shocked and reeling from what happened.

Jewish leaders unite in Rogers Park to celebrate Hanukkah amidst mourning Bondi Beach

Jewish leaders and community members gathered in Chicago to celebrate Hanukkah with a parade of lights and music, in a show of unity and resilience in the face of the deadly mass shooting at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia.

Local members of the Jewish community react to Bondi Beach tragedy

YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA) - Local members of the Jewish Community in Yuma are reacting to the Bondi Beach shooting from over the weekend. People everywhere are mourning the lives lost at Bondi Beach. Kristin Lavotshkin, a member of the local Jewish community, say she was distraught when they saw the images and videos from the tragic event near Hannukah. "Just takes your breath away, you almost don't have words, again for what for being at a celebration…

How Do You Celebrate Amid A Tragedy? A Mental Health Expert Weighs In

Content warning: This story mentions gun violence. On Dec. 14, millions of people across the globe began the first night of Hanukkah celebrations, gathering to enjoy time with loved ones, songs and blessing, and great food. However, one of these gatherings was instead met with deep tragedy, as two gunmen opened fire at a Hanukkah event on Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia. The terrorist attack left 15 dead, dozens more injured, and an entire glob…