Families Demand Federal Probe After Sydney Attack

The families of those killed in the Bondi Junction stabbings are calling for urgent federal action. They want a national investigation into rising antisemitism and security failures they believe contributed to the tragedy. In a formal statement, the families urged the Australian government to launch the probe. They cited a need to examine online extremism and specific threats before the attack. The appeal adds to public pressure on authorities. It follows a violent incident in Sydney that shocked the nation and raised serious questions about community safety. So far, federal officials have not publicly responded to the families' specific demand for a new, wide-ranging investigation.