Australia's Defenseless Jews: Why the Bondi Beach Massacre Screams for a Ben-Gvir Revolution 

The horrific scenes from Bondi Beach on December 14, 2025, will haunt Australia for years: two gunmen unleashing terror on a joyful Hanukkah celebration, mowing down 15 innocent people, including a beloved Chabad rabbi, and wounding dozens more. Amid the screams and chaos, one chilling truth stands out: not a single civilian was armed to fight back. The attackers roamed freely, picking off victims like sitting ducks, while bystanders could only hide, run, or console terrified children.

This nightmare could never unfold in Israel, where everyday citizens carry the tools to defend themselves and their communities. It's high time Australia ditched its naive gun phobia and embraced a leader like Israel's Itamar Ben-Gvir, who's boldly arming his people against evil. Australia desperately needs its own Ben-Gvir to turn defenseless crowds into empowered guardians.

Let's face facts: Australia's draconian gun laws, born from the 1996 Port Arthur massacre, have created a nation of sheep waiting for the wolves. Semi-automatic rifles banned, handguns restricted to the elite few, and a buyback that stripped millions of firearms from law-abiding citizens.

So, when jihadists strike, as they did at Bondi, ordinary Aussies are left cowering, praying for police to arrive in time. But time is the luxury terrorists don't give. In those critical minutes, unarmed victims become statistics. The Bondi shooters exploited this vulnerability, turning a public beach into a killing field because no one could shoot back.

It's not just tragic; it's preventable madness. Contrast that with Israel, a nation forged in fire and surrounded by threats. There, civilians aren't passive targets, they're the first line of defense. Thanks to policies championed by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, gun ownership has exploded. Since taking office, Ben-Gvir has issued over 230,000 new firearm licenses, slashing bureaucratic red tape and expanding eligibility to entire communities.

Just this September, he added five more localities to the list, putting guns in the hands of another 100,000 Israelis. Because in Israel, they know the harsh reality: evil doesn't wait for permits. Armed teachers, shopkeepers, and bus drivers have thwarted countless attacks, turning potential massacres into quick neutralizations.

Remember the 2022 Jerusalem bus shooting? An off-duty soldier with a personal weapon ended it in seconds. Or the frequent knife attacks stopped by concealed-carry civilians? Israel doesn't coddle criminals; it empowers its people.

Critics whine that more guns mean more violence, but Israel's track record shreds that myth. Despite widespread armament, civilian gun crime remains low because the focus is on responsible, trained carriers, not gangbangers with illegal weapons.

Ben-Gvir's reforms prioritize security clearances, training, and community needs, ensuring arms go to those who'll use them to protect, not harm.

Australia, wake up! Your beaches, malls, and streets are soft targets begging for the next atrocity. You need a Ben-Gvir: a no-nonsense leader who'll overhaul your outdated gun bans, fast-track licenses for vetted citizens, and build a culture of self-defense. Train teachers, arm event organizers, and let everyday heroes carry concealed. Imagine Bondi with armed attendees, the attack ends before it escalates, lives saved, terror defeated.

It's not about turning Australia into the Wild West; it's about survival in a dangerous world.The Bondi bloodbath is a brutal lesson: gun control doesn't stop guns; it stops good people from fighting back. Australia, import a dose of Israeli resolve. Get your own Ben-Gvir, arm your citizens, and never let terrorists dictate the terms again. Your lives depend on it.