Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade, Sitiveni Rabuka, has denounced the recent antisemitic terrorist attack that occurred at Bondi Beach in Australia during the celebration of Hanukkah. This tragic incident has deeply affected many, prompting Rabuka, on behalf of the Government and the people of Fiji, to express his heartfelt condolences to the families mourning their lost loved ones. He also extended wishes for a swift recovery to the survivors and their families.
Rabuka emphasized Fiji’s solidarity with Australia during this challenging time, stating that the thoughts and prayers of the Fijian people are firmly with the victims’ families and those who survived the attack. He took a moment to commend the remarkable bravery of the Australian police officers and nearby citizens, highlighting their heroic actions in saving innocent lives during the incident.
The Prime Minister made a strong statement against terrorism, hate, and violence, asserting that such inhumane acts must be condemned in all forms. He conveyed hope that justice will ultimately be served and that peace will be reestablished, reinforcing the strength and resilience of the Fijian community.
In a gesture of goodwill, Rabuka has also reached out to Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, expressing Fiji’s unwavering support and solidarity with its Australian counterparts. This exchange underlines the bond between the two nations, showcasing a united front against acts of terror and an enduring commitment to peace and cooperation.
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