In a chilling reminder of the perils of unchecked immigration, the daughter of a man gunned down during the horrific Bondi Beach massacre unleashed raw fury on live TV and publicly eviscerated Australia’s Labor government for prioritizing votes over safety, and further blasted the media for their “biased reporting.”
Victoria Teplitsky, whose father was shot while attending the Hanukkah festival Sunday, didn’t hold back in her blistering takedown of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his cabinet, exposing how open-border policies have invited chaos and terror into the heart of Aussie communities.
It’s a damning indictment of open border agendas that sacrifice citizens on the altar of multiculturalism. As anti-Semitism surges Down Under, fueled by imported ideologies, ordinary Australians are left wondering: how many more innocent lives will be lost before meaningful change is enacted?
Australian Jewish daughter of a man shot and killed at Bondi tells Australian Immigration Minister Tony Burke to his face that he and Anthony Albanese have committed treason by bringing unvetted Islamic extremists into the country for votes. pic.twitter.com/2WvfPnTVjn
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Ms Teplitsky, speaking directly to Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke on live television, laid bare the betrayal felt by many Australians.
“Tony Burke, as far as I’m concerned, and (Foreign Minister) Wong and (Prime Minister) Albanese are committing treason upon Australia,” she declared. “They’re betraying Australia with the way that they’ve handled everything. I don’t believe anything he says, I don’t think anyone does. And they’re bringing unvetted people into this country more for votes. And I’m sorry if I am not being politically correct, I’m just a person. This is not what I do. But Australia should feel very betrayed by the Wong Albanese government.”
Her outrage didn’t stop at the politicians. During the interview on ABC, Teplitsky turned her fire on the mainstream media, accusing them of fanning the flames of hatred through one-sided reporting that silences Jewish voices while amplifying anti-Israel narratives.
“How are we feeling? Is this what you wanted? Is this enough now? Will you listen to us Albanese Wong? Will you listen to us? Will you actually do something? Well you actually don’t have to stand up and say anything because we don’t believe you anyway,” she said.
“And ABC I’ve got to say, will you cut out the biased reporting? Mainstream media, we feel with… yeah, will you cut it out? Will you actually let us have a voice? Because we feel that part of the reason that the Jewish people have experienced such a massive change in Australia towards us.”
Daughter of Bondi Beach victim who was shot and hospitalized slams Australia’s ABC live on air.
— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) December 16, 2025
“How are we feeling? Is this what you wanted? Is this enough now? Will you listen to us?…ABC I’ve got to say will you cut out the biased reporting?” pic.twitter.com/A15oavuUml
Teplitsky, identifying as a non-religious Jewish woman, explained how the post-October 7th surge in hatred has forced her to proudly display her heritage. “I mean I am Aussie, I was… see you know, but and I’m not a religious Jewish girl… woman. That since October 7th, since all the hatred that’s been thrown at us. I started to wear my Magen David because I’m Jewish and if you have something to say, you can say it to me. And ABC please stop with a biased reporting.”
The Albanese government’s response has been more empty promises and deflection. The Prime Minister has touted measures like criminalizing hate speech and funding Jewish groups, but as former PM John Howard has noted, this distracts from the core failure to combat anti-Semitism head-on.
Special Envoy Jillian Segal is prepping a “second round” plan to combat the massive rise in anti-Semitism, but critics like Opposition Leader Sussan Ley argue it’s too little, too late—the evil must be eradicated, not managed.
Opposition figures like Liberal MP Andrew Hastie have called it out plainly: all the warning signs were there, but the Albanese administration chose to ignore them in favor of a “cynical ploy” to deflect onto gun control. Hastie emphasized the need to confront “immigration, citizenship, education, and Australian values,” urging a clear distinction between those who embrace the nation and those who seek to destroy it.
Meanwhile, the immigration floodgates remain wide open, echoing the same globalist pitfalls seen in Europe and the U.S. under Biden-Harris. Hastie’s words ring true: Australia must prioritize those who share its values, not import threats to its civilisation.
This tragedy underscores a broader pattern—leftist policies that coddle radicals while gaslighting victims. The Jewish community warned of imminent attacks, yet the government prioritized political correctness over protection.
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