Subhead:Avi Yemini speaks with a candid Pauline Hanson as she paid tribute to victims of the Bondi terror attack with Barnaby Joyce ... and tore into the Prime Minister’s political failure.# YouTube-embed:4xgIm-_N1v4 Today I witnessed something the political class rarely understands ... raw grief mixed with simmering anger. At the memorial outside the Bondi Pavilion, flowers piled high for the 16 people slaughtered and the dozens more injured in Sunday’s terror attack, Pauline Hanson arrived alongside Barnaby Joyce. What happened next was impossible to ignore. As Hanson approached the vigil, she was cheered. Not politely acknowledged — cheered. In the days since the attack, she was the only politician to receive that kind of response. It said a lot about how fed up people are, particularly within the Jewish community, with the leadership coming out of Canberra. SPECIAL LIVESTREAM: Avi Yemini LIVE from Bondi after terror attack https://t.co/OyMwBOSrab — Avi Yemini (@OzraeliAvi) December 15, 2025 Standing before the flowers, Hanson didn’t hold back. “My heart goes out to everyone here in the Jewish community. What has happened ... It's devastating and it's shocking to believe that this has happened in Australia.” She said Australians should never accept this as the new normal, adding, “Australians have a right to walk around this place wherever it is in our country without fear … they must have the right to live in peace.”