Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has strongly condemned the recent antisemitic terrorist attack that took place at Bondi Beach in Australia during the celebration of Hanukkah. The incident, which resulted in tragic losses, has elicited a heartfelt response from Rabuka, who expressed his condolences on behalf of the Fijian government and its people to the families affected by the violence.
Prime Minister Rabuka conveyed his sympathies, wishing for a swift recovery for survivors and their families. He emphasized Fiji’s unwavering support for its Australian counterparts during this challenging period, affirming that the thoughts and prayers of the Fijian people are with the victims and their families.
Acknowledging the heroic actions of Australian police and brave bystanders, Rabuka praised their courage in intervening and saving lives during the attack. He reiterated the necessity for a strong stance against terrorism, hate, and violence, calling for these inhumane acts to be universally condemned. The Prime Minister expressed his hope that justice will ultimately be served and that peace might be restored, reinforcing the resilience of the bond between Fiji and Australia.
In a show of solidarity, Prime Minister Rabuka also reached out to Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to offer Fiji’s support for their Vuvale (family) in this time of sorrow. This gesture highlights the importance of unity during adversity, showcasing a commitment to standing together against forces of hatred and violence.
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