US President Donald Trump slammed the Bondi Beach anti-semitic attack that claimed the lives of 15 people in Sydney, Australia, on Sunday evening, December 14. Trump was speaking to the participants in the Hanukkah reception at the White House on Tuesday evening.
Trump argued that all nations come together against radical Islamic terrorism and said that the US is taking measures against it. On the Hanukkah reception, the US President sent condolences and prayers to the families of victims of the Sydney attack in Australia who were killed in an alleged anti-Semitic terrorist attack.
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"Let me take a moment to send love and prayers to our entire nation... to the people of Australia and especially all those affected by the horrific and anti-Semitic terrorist attack and that's exactly what it is... anti-Semitic... that took place on a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney," Trump told participants Jewish festival celebration in White House.
"We join in mourning all of those were killed and we are praying for the recovery of the wounded. All nations must stand together against the evil forces of radical Islamic terrorism, and we are doing that," he added.