Anti-Jewish Graffiti Discovered Near Site of Bondi Beach Massacre Anti-Jewish graffiti was discovered on bathroom stalls at the Bondi Beach McDonald’s between January 27 and 28. This incident occurred only six weeks after 15 festival-goers were murdered during the Jewish festival of Hannukah at the same beach. The Australian Jewish Association President stated that current attempts to curb anti-Semitism are ineffective and expressed disgust at the hateful graffiti found so close to the massacre site.

• Anti-Jewish graffiti found on bathroom stalls at Bondi Beach McDonald’s.
• The graffiti was discovered between January 27 and 28.
• The location is near the site where 15 people were murdered during Hannukah celebrations six weeks prior.
• A video of the graffiti has been posted online.
• The New South Wales Police Force has not yet confirmed if an investigation is underway.
• The Australian Jewish Association President believes current anti-Semitism prevention efforts are failing.