Bondi Beach attackers had ISIS connection, targeted only Jews; Know what happened so far in the Sydney terrorist attack

based in sydney, australia Bondi Beach But the two gunmen who attacked the Jewish festival Hanukkah on Sunday, who are said to be residents of Lahore, Pakistan, were two gunmen who killed at least 16 people. The incident became the country’s deadliest shooting in three decades, despite Australia’s strict gun control laws.

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New South Wales Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon said one of the attackers, 50-year-old Sajid Akram, was killed in police firing. The second attacker, his 24-year-old son Naveed Akram, was injured and is undergoing treatment in the hospital.

Confirmation of connection with ISIS

According to Australian media reports, the father-son terrorists were found to have links with ISIS. Police recovered an ISIS flag and explosive material from his car. According to the information, Sajid had 6 licensed guns. Naveed Akram was in contact with Isaq Al Matari.

Only Jews were targeted

The time and place of the attack clearly targeted the Jewish community. People attending the Hanukkah festival at Bondi Beach were busy celebrating when the two terrorists started firing at them. During the incident, the terrorists instructed people to stop going towards the Jewish community only, which makes it clear that their target was only the Jews.

Navid was investigated even 6 years ago

An Indian Intelligence Bureau official told news agency IANS that six years ago the Australian intelligence agency had investigated Navid Akram because he was suspected of being linked to ISIS. Naveed had been living in hiding since the investigation and now it seems that he waited for the right time to carry out this horrific attack.

According to investigators, Naveed’s father Sajid Akram was the owner of a fruit shop. His son was fired from the brickwork about two months ago after his company went bankrupt.