Out to the shooting in Australia where there's been a spike in anti-Semitic incidents.

Ali Rogan has that story.

A deadly attack on Sydney's iconic Bondi beach sent crowds fleeing for safety Sunday evening.

Two gunmen, a father and son, according to police, opened fire on a Hanukkah celebration where hundreds had gathered for the start of the eight-day Jewish holiday.

One alleged gunman appeared to be shooting from behind a palm tree when a bystander crept up on him and seized the gun.

A second gunman took aim from a footbridge over a nearby parking lot.

At least 16 people are dead, including the gunman and a 12-year-old child.

38 others were wounded.

Young and old had gathered for the Hanukkah event.

I seen like a kid, like she was like maybe eight years old.

She got injured on the leg and she was crying and she was on the ground.

So she was behind her mom.

Her mom was on the ground as well.

Finn Green is a tourist from the United Kingdom.

And I just saw an older lady get shot and she was on the floor.

So an older guy get shot, everybody injured on the left hand side.

And I just saw a bunch of people screaming run towards me.

I didn't know what was going on.

One gunman was fatally shot by police and the second who was arrested is in critical condition.

One of the men was known to security services.

Australian authorities declared it a terrorist attack.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

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