A woman who was shot during the Bondi Beach attack has died in hospital almost 12 months after the massacre, according to The Guardian. The 90-year-old woman had been in and out of hospital this year for treatment of injuries sustained in the attack, the outlet reported, citing a senior Jewish community source.
The Guardian reported that the woman was shot on 14 December 2025 during a Hanukah festival. The report describes the event as a terror attack, and its headline refers to it as a massacre and characterizes it as antisemitic. The article was written by Penry Buckley, the outlet's New South Wales state reporter.
The summary of the report available for this story ends mid-sentence. It does not name the community source, give the woman's name, or describe the circumstances of her death. According to the outlet, her death came almost 12 months after the attack.
The report's timeline runs from the attack on 14 December 2025 to the woman's death, which the headline places a year after the attack. Her death followed a period of treatment for injuries that the outlet says she sustained in that attack. The summary does not give further medical detail or any statement from hospital officials or authorities.
Where the headline and summary use different wording, this story follows the outlet's own terms as they appear in its materials. No other outlet's reporting on the death was available for this story, so the account rests on The Guardian's report alone.