Overview
- Rabbi Yehoram Ulman delivered his remarks during Monday morning prayers at Chabad of Bondi in Sydney following the attack.
- He recited the traditional phrase "Baruch dayan emet" and urged achdut, calling on community members to reconcile disputes.
- Ulman said terrorists would not stifle Jewish life and encouraged resilience rather than despair.
- Among the 15 people killed on Sunday was Ulman’s son-in-law, Rabbi Eli Schlanger, who was remembered by name.
- He invited congregants to attend Mincha at Chabad Bondi followed by a menorah lighting as an act of communal strength.