In the Bondi Beach attack, the real battle is invisible

Australia (MNN) — Hanukkah ends tonight, but Australians will be grappling with hard questions about rising antisemitism for days and months to come. Last week’s terror attack at Sydney's Bondi Beach killed at least 15 people and wounded dozens more who were gathered to celebrate Hanukkah. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has since vowed to crack down on hate speech, yet legislation alone cannot change hearts. For Ilya Butolin with Beit Hallel Congregation, his first response when he hears of att