Sydney Chabad House Shooting Kills 11 as Jewish Doctor Blames Government | Israel Hayom

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : He wants to emphasize that this step does not come from rejection or fear, but rather from love of Israel and a desire to be in a place where Jewish history is unfolding.
52% : Until about two years ago, he felt safe in Australia, but recently, when those same feelings returned and arose there too, the Zeloof family has been planning their upcoming move to Israel in another two and a half months.
43% : "I am devastated and shocked by this attack, and I fear that following it, Jews will participate less in public events to strengthen Jewish identity and support for Israel.
39% : Following the deadly shooting at a Chabad house in Sydney that occurred on Sunday, which claimed 11 lives including Chabad emissary to Australia Rabbi Eli Schlanger, Dr. Daniel Zeloof, an anesthesiologist from the city who is married with three children, told Israel Hayom, "How terrible that this attack is happening specifically during Hanukkah, a time when we need to stand proud and not be afraid to show that we are Jews.

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