Father-Son Bondi Attackers Had IS Flags, Visited Militant Philippine Region

Australian police investigating Sunday's Bondi Beach massacre report two key findings. The alleged father-and-son attackers had Islamic State (IS) group flags in their car. They also recently traveled to a province in the Philippines known for Islamist militant activity. Investigators are now working to determine if these facts are connected. The case reflects a global trend in terrorism, according to an expert. Wassim Nasr, FRANCE 24's jihadism specialist, says such incidents mirror a shift toward "low-cost" terror. These attacks are typically planned and financed by the perpetrators themselves, without direct orders or major funding from abroad.