Bondi Beach attack support

Support information and resources related to the Bondi Beach terror attack on 14 December 2025.

We will be updating the information and resources to this page as needed.

Where to get help

If you or someone you know needs support, do not hesitate to reach out.

New South Wales residents

  • NSW Jewish Board of Deputies Bondi Beach attack updates page for Jewish community support and community bulletins.
  • NSW Gov­ern­ment support page for community inform­a­tion, updates from NSW Police, how to support, and an online con­dol­ence book.
  • Community Resi­li­ence & Support Hotline: 1800 979 676
    Call this hotline 24/7 to be directed to the appro­pri­ate service, including meals, financial, psy­cho­lo­gic­al, and family support.

Victoria residents

How you can help

Donate blood

Blood is being sent from other states to support the need in Sydney. Lifeblood is asking for donations from around the country. Book a blood donation on Lifeblood now.

Financial support

If you are able to, you can provide financial support to: 

Practical support

If you can offer coun­selling, accom­mod­a­tion or other practical support, including drivers to assist with drop-offs to impacted families, please let NSW Jewish Board of Deputies know by com­plet­ing this online form. They will connect you with the right services as soon as they can.

Support our community

  • Reach out to family, friends, and col­leagues to check in and offer personal support. Our community is highly connected and many will have some con­nec­tion to victims or those directly affected by the attack.
  • Stand with us in public at memorials and vigils. 
  • Share messages of solid­ar­ity on social media.
  • Support Jewish organ­isa­tions and causes that resonate with you and the values you hold.

Remain vigilant

  • All community members need to remain vigilant and aware of their sur­round­ings at all times and to report any sus­pi­cious behaviour to CSG (1300 000 274) or Police imme­di­ately (000).
  • Look for and follow advice from your community leaders and local CSG.
  • You can report any antisemitism through our antisemitism reporting hub – but in an emergency you should call Police first (000) and then CSG (1300 000 274).

Related

  • Statement
  • Statement

Jewish community leadership calls for a Royal Commission

ECAJ statement on Gov­ern­ment refusing Royal Com­mis­sion in wake of Bondi attack

  • Statement
  • Statement

Appalling attempt to diminish and delegitimise

ECAJ statement on Wayne Swan’s recent activity on X.

  • Statement
  • Statement

New measures can only be an essential first step

ECAJ statement on the measures announced by the Prime Minister today.

  • Campaign
  • Campaign

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Help us fight antisemitism with a donation to our Harm Pre­ven­tion Fund.

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