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Harry & Meghan Meet Terror Attack Survivors in Sydney

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Prince Harry and Meghan concluded their Australian tour in Sydney, meeting survivors of the 2022 Bondi Beach terror attack during a Hanukkah celebration. They interacted with first responders and museum staff, examining artifacts for a new exhibit on the tragedy. The attack resulted in 15 fatalities and numerous injuries, marking Australias deadliest mass shooting since 1996. The couple also attended a rugby match and spent time with Invictus Games friends.

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Harry & Meghan Meet Terror Attack Survivors in Sydney

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Harry & Meghan Meet Terror Attack Survivors in Sydney. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 17th. Welcome in. This is Europe News Today, where European headlines meet AI. Prince Harry and Meghan wrapped up their Australia trip in Sydney by meeting survivors of last year's brutal terror attack at Bondi Beach's Archer, Park during a Hanukkah celebration. They connect it with first responders and folks from the Sydney Jewish Museum, checking out artifacts for a new exhibit on the tragedy, like Hero. Messages and drawings from everyday people who stepped up. 15 people lost their lives and dozens got hurt when gunmen fired into a crowd of over 1,000 on December 14th, marking Australia's. Deadly is mass shooting since 1996. A 24-year-old named the Vied Akram faces 15 murder charges and terrorism counts, with police saying he and his 50-year-old dad killed. At the scene, targeted the Jewish festival. The couple's capping off the visit with Invictus Gaines' pals on Sydney Harbor, Meghan's chat at a pricey girl's retreat and a rugby match between New.

South Wales were a toss and Moana Pasifika tonight.

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