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Recent archaeological finds near the Temple Mount in Jerusalem include a lead pendant with a menorah, dating to around 700 CE, suggesting possible Jewish activity during Byzantine rule. Excavations also uncovered sections of Hasmonean walls, some deliberately dismantled, raising questions about Jerusalem's ancient fortifications and Jewish history in the area. The ongoing digs aim to clarify these historical mysteries.
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A terrorist attack at Bondi Beach on Hanukkah has resulted in 16 deaths, including a suspected gunman. A bystander disarmed one attacker, saving many lives. The incident targeted the Jewish community, with injuries and ongoing investigations into possible additional suspects.
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Berlin police are increasing security measures around the Brandenburg Gate during Hanukkah celebrations, following a deadly antisemitic attack in Sydney. Other cities like New York, Warsaw, London, and Paris are also boosting security at Jewish sites amid ongoing threats. The events include lighting a large menorah and prayers for victims.
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On the first night of Hanukkah, a terror attack at Bondi Beach in Sydney killed at least 15 people, including two rabbis, and injured dozens. Vigils were held across Sydney to honor victims and promote unity amid rising antisemitism and global tensions.
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A gunman opened fire during a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach, Sydney, killing at least 15 people, including a child and a Holocaust survivor. The attack, deemed antisemitic terrorism, lasted over seven minutes and prompted a swift police response. Several bystanders intervened, and the shooter was shot by a civilian.