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Today, searching for answers in the wake of Australia's worst mass shooting in three decades.

Their targets are terrified members of Bondi's Jewish community, attending one of the most significant religious celebrations of the year, Hanukkah.

We'll talk to Al Jazeera's reporter on the scene about who was killed, who pulled the trigger, and where Australia goes from here.

I'm Kevin Hurtin, and this is the take.

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the show. The danger really started to kick in when people started to scream and run and hide for cover.

Everybody was getting notifications, everybody was looking at their phone and we all got that similar vision,

all popping up on our phones of those two gunmen that we saw shooting

people down at Bondi Beach. I'm Danielle Robertson. I am a journalist. I'm based here in Sydney,

and I have been covering the Bondi shooting down at Bondi Beach for the last 48 hours.

Yes, it's been incredible coverage. I was watching the TV when you showed up on the scene

and you were barely ready. Like, they just turned a camera on you. The investigation is being

led by counter-terrorism teams as the Australian Security Intelligence Organization gathers information

on the shooters and how they coordinated this attack.

It must have been quite an experience just arriving at that chaos, huh?

Yeah, we did get down there very quickly.

We were one of the first to arrive on the scene. In fact, we got quite

close to the crime scene. We were right on the perimeter where police had put tape and

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