Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka of Fiji has issued a strong condemnation of the antisemitic terrorist attack that took place at Bondi Beach, Australia, coinciding with the first day of the Jewish festival of Hanukkah. This tragic event has elicited deep sorrow from leaders and communities around the world.
On behalf of the Fijian government and its citizens, Prime Minister Rabuka extended heartfelt condolences to the families affected by the attack and wished for a swift recovery for those injured. He emphasized that Fiji stands united with its Australian friends during this challenging period, expressing that the thoughts and prayers of the Fijian people are with the victims, survivors, and their loved ones.
The Prime Minister also praised the remarkable bravery displayed by both the Australian police and bystanders who intervened to protect innocent lives during the crisis. He underscored the importance of maintaining a firm stance against terrorism, hate, and violence, calling for a collective condemnation of such inhumane acts.
Rabuka articulated a hopeful message, asserting that justice must prevail and that peace will be restored in the aftermath of this disturbing incident. He expressed confidence in the resilience of the Australian people and their capacity to overcome adversity.
In a gesture of solidarity, Prime Minister Rabuka has communicated with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, reaffirming Fiji’s unwavering support during this trying time, showcasing the bonds of friendship that connect the two nations.
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