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MOD EDIT: This post has been updated with the latest known information. See this post.Ten people, including one shooter, have been killed in an attack at Sydney's Bondi Beach on Sunday evening, NSW Police have confirmed.
A second shooter is in police custody, and is in a critical condition.
Eleven other people were injured.
Two police officers were among those shot.
A suspected improvised explosive device (IED) has been located and is being dealt with by the bomb squad.
In an update just before 9pm, police said the operation following the public place shooting which unfolded on Campbell Parade about 6:45pm was ongoing, with the number of casualties "expected to change".
"At this time, a further 11 people are reported to be injured, two of which are police officers," they said in a statement.
Earlier in a post on social media, police called it a "developing incident", urging people to avoid the area.
"Anyone at the scene should take shelter. Police are on scene and more information will be provided when it comes to hand," they said.
"We are still asking people in the area to take shelter until we can determine what is happening."
Emergency services are at the scene, including more than 25 resources made up of medical teams, ambulances, helicopters and special operations units.
There is no information at this stage about the target or nature of the shooting, but a Chanukah by the Sea event was scheduled to take place near the children's playground from 5pm, and had begun.
NSW Ambulance said they were treating multiple patients at the scene and have transported six to St Vincent's Hospital, three to Royal Prince Alfred and two to St George.
Vision from the grass area at the beach shows a frantic and horrific scene with multiple people lying on the ground injured as paramedics work on them.
People can be seen running away from the area, others have got bandages on their head while other people are covered in blood.
'It was panic'
Randwick resident and former journalist Elizabeth Mealey said she was having dinner in the Icebergs restaurant when they heard shots ring out.
"We thought it was fireworks, but it wasn't. It was something much worse," she told the ABC.
"People started running right up the beach. It was panic and the panic spread to Icebergs and people are standing around still not knowing what's going on, so it's scary."
She said she could not see the shooter, but it sounded like it was coming from somewhere near to the Bondi Pavilion.
"It felt like it took a long time to hear a siren, we've got a helicopter coming in now and ambulance is arriving, it's pandemonium, and we really don't know what's happening."
She said she saw people running from north Bondi to the south end to get away from what they could hear.
"We did hear what sounded like another type of gunfire, eventually which we were hoping and assuming it was police shooting back.
"And after that, it went a bit quieter but still kept up, but at this point, we are assuming it's over, but no one really knows.
"It's terrifying."
ABC deputy head of communications, Sally Jackson, was in North Bondi when she heard about 20 shots fired and saw people running from the beach in their swimmers.
She said women and their children were knocking on gates and asking to shelter at nearby homes.
"There was like Jewish women and children, incredibly distressed, very, very distressed and scared, who went upstairs to the bedroom here and stayed here until we could arrange for family members to come and pick them up," Ms Jackson said.
In a statement NSW Premier Chris Minns urged people to follow the advice of authorities.
"The reports and images coming out of Bondi tonight are deeply distressing," he said.
"We will update the public as soon as more information becomes available."
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese described the incident "shocking and distressing".
"Police and emergency responders are on the ground working to save lives. My thoughts are with every person affected," he said in a statement.
Speaking at an event in Jerusalem, Israeli President Isaac Herzog spoke of the shooting, calling it a "very cruel attack on Jews" during a special community celebration.
"Our hearts go out to them. The heart of the entire nation of Israel misses a beat at this very moment, as we pray for the recovery of the wounded, we pray for them and we pray for those who lost their lives," he said.
“We repeat our alerts time and again to the Australian government to seek action and fight against the enormous wave of antisemitism which is plaguing Australian society.”
There is 2 shooters.
Full footage of Naveed Akram shooting and aftermath. (post by @lowkeyl0ki)
0:32 - One of the terrorists goes down the stairs. The other terrorist remains on the bridge firing his weapon.
2:56 - The remaining terrorist on the bridge briefly goes down the same stairs and starts firing. He runs back up to the bridge afterward.
3:36 - The terrorist who initially went down the stairs first comes back injured and limping. He starts to fire his weapon alongside the other terrorist.
4:31 - One of the terrorists gets shot and goes down from it. The remaining one returns fire and constantly ducks for cover.
5:13 - The cameraman says, "Fucking die, cunt, die!"
5:45 - The remaining terrorist gets shot and goes down. But he returns, only to get shot again, and goes down for real this time.
6:36 - On the left side, bystander A is seen walking up the stairs to see the condition of the terrorists.
6:45 - Another bystander with white clothes is seen alerting the police to the location via hand gestures.
7:00 - The bystander A, who was walking up the stairs, is now holding up his hands, but he suddenly ducks on the ground after a shot is heard.
7:08 - A police officer arrives on the scene. Bystander A, who is now at the site of the bodies, still has his hands up high.
7:13 - Suddenly, another bystander runs up the stairs and starts attacking bystander A, who still has his hands up. Probably mistakenly thinking he is a terrorist.
7:27 - A fight ensures, the police officers try to break it up. The bystander A gets detained by the police officers.
7:37 - Despite that, more bystanders start to attack bystander A. The police attempt to break this off.
7:45 - Bystander A gets released, and he walks away and then goes back to argue? One of the bystanders takes his shirt off. In the background, the police officers attempt to break off people from attacking the downed terrorists.
8:11 - Bystander A finally goes away this time. The police officers get more bystanders away from the scenes.
9:21 - Shirtless bystander starts to charge towards the downed terrorists. A big scuffle happens, and it's unclear what exactly happens.
10:20 - A bigger crowd forms around the site, more sights of people fighting with the police.
2:56 - The remaining terrorist on the bridge briefly goes down the same stairs and starts firing. He runs back up to the bridge afterward.
3:36 - The terrorist who initially went down the stairs first comes back injured and limping. He starts to fire his weapon alongside the other terrorist.
4:31 - One of the terrorists gets shot and goes down from it. The remaining one returns fire and constantly ducks for cover.
5:13 - The cameraman says, "Fucking die, cunt, die!"
5:45 - The remaining terrorist gets shot and goes down. But he returns, only to get shot again, and goes down for real this time.
6:36 - On the left side, bystander A is seen walking up the stairs to see the condition of the terrorists.
6:45 - Another bystander with white clothes is seen alerting the police to the location via hand gestures.
7:00 - The bystander A, who was walking up the stairs, is now holding up his hands, but he suddenly ducks on the ground after a shot is heard.
7:08 - A police officer arrives on the scene. Bystander A, who is now at the site of the bodies, still has his hands up high.
7:13 - Suddenly, another bystander runs up the stairs and starts attacking bystander A, who still has his hands up. Probably mistakenly thinking he is a terrorist.
7:27 - A fight ensures, the police officers try to break it up. The bystander A gets detained by the police officers.
7:37 - Despite that, more bystanders start to attack bystander A. The police attempt to break this off.
7:45 - Bystander A gets released, and he walks away and then goes back to argue? One of the bystanders takes his shirt off. In the background, the police officers attempt to break off people from attacking the downed terrorists.
8:11 - Bystander A finally goes away this time. The police officers get more bystanders away from the scenes.
9:21 - Shirtless bystander starts to charge towards the downed terrorists. A big scuffle happens, and it's unclear what exactly happens.
10:20 - A bigger crowd forms around the site, more sights of people fighting with the police.
Later, the hero would be identified as Ahmed El Ahmed, a 43-year-old Muslim father of 2, and a fruit shop owner from Sutherland. He is currently being hospitalized for his injuries. He is expected to make it.
Some more footage, mainly focused on the unidentified shooter (post by @Ivalice):
Footage of the 2 shooters laying arrested on the floor:
High quality footage of one of the shooters:
This guy has been identified as Naveed Akram (post). He was licensed in NSW to own a firearm.
One of the shooters was known on an ASIO watchlist, but was not seen as an "immediate threat" (post).
Authorities say the attack left at least 12 people dead and dozens injured in what is being investigated as a targeted assault on a Jewish event. Naveed Akram practiced Islam (The Al-Murad Institute is an educational institution in Sydney that provides tuition for Arabic and the Quran):
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