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The intensity of his emotions was unmistakable during the 23-minute speech, which received enthusiastic applause from the audience.
He urged the authorities to “prohibit the hate preachers” in response to reports linking one of the suspected shooters to a radical preacher.
On Wednesday, former federal treasurer Josh Frydenberg paid his respects at the impromptu memorial at Bondi Beach.
“The shooter involved in this incident was connected to a hate-promoting hub in Bankstown. How can such a breeding ground for hate be permitted to operate even for a single day more? My answer is no, it should never be,” he declared.
The Australian National Imams Council (ANIC) condemned the group that allegedly inspired the attack, labeling the self-styled Islamic State as “a malevolent and perilous terrorist organization whose actions and ideology are in stark contradiction to the teachings of Islam and the core values cherished by Muslims globally.”
“We’ll continue to work with the community to do what we can to stamp [it] out. We want to eradicate antisemitism — that is the objective here,” he told ABC radio.
