🔗 Share this article What We Know Regarding the Those Lost of the Bondi Terrorist Incident At least 16 individuals were killed and more than 40 were hurt when attackers fired on a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach, an attack Australian authorities have called a act of terrorism. According to the most recent information, authorities have announced the death toll remains at 16, including one of the alleged attackers. Furthermore, 42 injured people were transported to medical facilities. The victims are yet to be publicly named, but investigators think their ages span from 10 and 87 years of age. Below are the individuals who have been named so far. Eli Schlanger Originally from London clergyman Eli Schlanger, 41, was initially identified. Described as a father of five children, he served as the associate rabbi at Chabad of Bondi. Family members and acquaintances described him as “lively, dynamic, and vibrant and a very warm outgoing person who was dedicated to assisting others”. “How can a joyful rabbi who went to a beach to spread happiness and light, to make the world a better place, have his life ended in this way?” a family member remarked. Schlanger and his wife celebrated the arrival of their newest son in October. Alexander Kleytman Alexander Kleytman also lost his life, according to his wife. She recounted the moments leading up to the attack, saying they had been standing together when the gunfire started. “He moved to protect me because he wished to be near me,” she said. The pair were both survivors of the Holocaust, having faced immense hardship in their childhood. They had subsequently relocated to Australia from Eastern Europe. Dan Elkayam The French foreign ministry have confirmed that French national Dan Elkayam is a casualty. Officially, a senior official expressed that France stood with his family and loved ones, the Jewish community, and the Australian people. “This low act is a fresh and tragic example of a revolting outpouring of antisemitic hatred that we must put a stop to,” the statement continued. One Child A 10-year-old girl who was rushed to the a children's hospital has been confirmed among the fatalities, authorities stated. One Israeli Citizen A national of Israel was among those killed in the incident, according to reports referencing the Israeli foreign ministry. Those Injured From the 42 people taken to hospitals, many are still under care, with several in a critical state. Those hurt comprise two officers who attended the scene. One of the injured is a bystander who rushed to the scene to confront one of the gunmen. Described as a hero, he received gunshot wounds but is in stable condition in hospital. Arsen Ostrovsky One of those wounded is Arsen Ostrovsky, a public affairs professional. Reports indicate he was injured and is receiving treatment in hospital. Communicating, he recounted the scene as an “absolute bloodbath,” but also noted the response of those who came to assist. He said he believed it was a “miracle” he survived. Evan Zlatkis Evan Zlatkis, a media director, was another casualty in the shooting. He described he listened to “dozens and dozens” of gunshots. “I thought it was something less lethal, but it penetrated my own skin and into my leg,” he said. “I was hit. I received first aid. I’m ok.”
At least 16 individuals were killed and more than 40 were hurt when attackers fired on a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach, an attack Australian authorities have called a act of terrorism. According to the most recent information, authorities have announced the death toll remains at 16, including one of the alleged attackers. Furthermore, 42 injured people were transported to medical facilities. The victims are yet to be publicly named, but investigators think their ages span from 10 and 87 years of age. Below are the individuals who have been named so far. Eli Schlanger Originally from London clergyman Eli Schlanger, 41, was initially identified. Described as a father of five children, he served as the associate rabbi at Chabad of Bondi. Family members and acquaintances described him as “lively, dynamic, and vibrant and a very warm outgoing person who was dedicated to assisting others”. “How can a joyful rabbi who went to a beach to spread happiness and light, to make the world a better place, have his life ended in this way?” a family member remarked. Schlanger and his wife celebrated the arrival of their newest son in October. Alexander Kleytman Alexander Kleytman also lost his life, according to his wife. She recounted the moments leading up to the attack, saying they had been standing together when the gunfire started. “He moved to protect me because he wished to be near me,” she said. The pair were both survivors of the Holocaust, having faced immense hardship in their childhood. They had subsequently relocated to Australia from Eastern Europe. Dan Elkayam The French foreign ministry have confirmed that French national Dan Elkayam is a casualty. Officially, a senior official expressed that France stood with his family and loved ones, the Jewish community, and the Australian people. “This low act is a fresh and tragic example of a revolting outpouring of antisemitic hatred that we must put a stop to,” the statement continued. One Child A 10-year-old girl who was rushed to the a children's hospital has been confirmed among the fatalities, authorities stated. One Israeli Citizen A national of Israel was among those killed in the incident, according to reports referencing the Israeli foreign ministry. Those Injured From the 42 people taken to hospitals, many are still under care, with several in a critical state. Those hurt comprise two officers who attended the scene. One of the injured is a bystander who rushed to the scene to confront one of the gunmen. Described as a hero, he received gunshot wounds but is in stable condition in hospital. Arsen Ostrovsky One of those wounded is Arsen Ostrovsky, a public affairs professional. Reports indicate he was injured and is receiving treatment in hospital. Communicating, he recounted the scene as an “absolute bloodbath,” but also noted the response of those who came to assist. He said he believed it was a “miracle” he survived. Evan Zlatkis Evan Zlatkis, a media director, was another casualty in the shooting. He described he listened to “dozens and dozens” of gunshots. “I thought it was something less lethal, but it penetrated my own skin and into my leg,” he said. “I was hit. I received first aid. I’m ok.”