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    Australia police say detained men likely had ideological links to Bondi gunmen

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    Posted on December 18, 2025

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    Australian police detained seven men in Sydney with potential ideological links to the Bondi gunmen involved in the Hanukkah shooting, which killed 15 people.

    Police Investigate Ideological Links to Bondi Gunmen in Sydney

    SYDNEY, ‌Dec 19 (Reuters) - Australian police ‍said ‌that seven men detained in ⁠Sydney's southwest ‌on Thursday had ideological connections to the two gunmen who ⁠allegedly fired at hundreds celebrating Hanukkah ​in Bondi Beach, killing ‌15 people.

    "We don't ⁠have definitive links between the individuals who committed ​these atrocities on Sunday and this yesterday apart from potential commonality in some ​thinking, ‍but no ​associations at this stage," New South Wales state Police Deputy Commissioner Dave Hudson told ABC Radio on Friday.

    Investigations were ⁠at an initial stage, Hudson said, adding ​one of the locations the group was planning to visit was ‌Bondi.

    (Reporting by Renju Jose in Sydney; Editing by Lisa Shumaker)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Seven men detained in Sydney's southwest.
    • •Potential ideological links to Bondi gunmen.
    • •15 people killed during Hanukkah celebration.
    • •Investigation in initial stages.
    • •No definitive associations confirmed yet.

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