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Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Gideon Saar invites the congregation
Jewish
in Western countries moved to Zionist Country, following the mass shooting incident at Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia, some time ago.
In a speech on the final day of Hanukkah celebrations in Israel, Saar said Jews have the right to live safely anywhere.He highlighted the shooting incident in Sydney on December 14 which killed 15 people during Hanukkah commemorations at Bondi Beach.
“Jews have the right to live safely anywhere. However, we witness and fully understand what is happening recently. We have a certain historical experience. Today, Jews are being hunted all over the world,” he said, as quoted by AFP.
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“Today, I call on Jews in England, in France, in Australia, in Canada, in Belgium: come to Israel. Go home!”Saar exclaimed.
On December 14, father and son Sajid Akram (50) and Naveed Akram (24) opened fire on a crowd of people during Jewish Hanukkah celebrations at Bondi Beach.
Australian authorities said the shooting was inspired by ISIS.Police found an ISIS flag in the car the two were using.
After this incident, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged Western governments to make maximum efforts to protect Jewish citizens.
“I call on Western governments to do what is necessary to fight antisemitism and provide the necessary safety and security for Jewish communities around the world,” Netanyahu said in a video statement.
Last month, the Israeli government also invited Indian Jews, Bnei Menashe, to live in Zionist land.This invitation was contained in the proposal submitted by Netanyahu and Israeli Immigration Minister Ofir Sofer.
Netanyahu said this step was taken to strengthen Israel’s northern region, especially the Galilee.
The Galilee is the northern region of Israel which is often the target of attacks by the Lebanese Hezbollah militia group.Tens of thousands of Israelis have left the area following the Israel-Hezbollah conflict.
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