Summary
After a deadly attack at Bondi Beach in Sydney on December 14 that killed 15 people, a makeshift memorial with various items was created. The Sydney Jewish Museum and the Australian Jewish Historical Society are working to preserve these items for a permanent memorial.
Key Facts
- The attack took place at Bondi Beach on December 14 and resulted in 15 deaths.
- A makeshift memorial was set up with items like toys, messages, and candles.
- The Sydney Jewish Museum and the Australian Jewish Historical Society stepped in to preserve the memorial items.
- Items from the memorial include knitted and cuddly toys, stones, and balloons.
- The youngest victim was a 10-year-old named Matilda Bee, represented by bee-themed items.
- The massacre is noted as Australia's worst mass shooting in nearly 30 years.
- A national day of remembrance is planned, including lighting up landmarks and observing a minute's silence.
- The local community focuses on creating a permanent memorial and promoting unity.
