Police Investigate Childrens Author After Posts Condemning Grief for Bondi Victims

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Thousands of items, including cards, photo’s and artworks are seen at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia, on Dec. 22, 2025. AAP Image/Dean LewinsPolice are investigating Australian children’s author Matt Chun’s online content after he denied the existence of anti-Semitism and condemned any expression of grief for the 15 people killed in the Bondi terrorist attack.In a Substack article titled “We Don’t Mourn Fascists,” Chun criticised both the political left and right for expressing sadness over the event, accusing them of falling for what he described as a Zionist anti-Semitic narrative.

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