HUNDREDS of mourners today gathered in grief to bid an emotional farewell to the youngest victim of the ghastly Bondi Beach terror attack. Matilda, 10, was tragically shot in the stomach in front

Matilda, described by her school teachers as “our little ray of sunshine,” was enjoying a petting zoo at the festivities on Sunday just before she was killed along with 14 other people.

Ulman buried his own son-in-law, Rabbi Eli Schlanger, on Wednesday. The father of five was mowed down by Sajid and Naveed Akram metres from Matilda. On Thursday, Ulman gave his second eulogy in as many days for a family who had just lost their daughter.

Matilda Britvan had just celebrated her 10th birthday when she was tragically killed in a terrorist attack that rocked Sydney’s Bondi Beach on Sunday.

Righteous, sweet, kind” Matilda must “remain alive in our deeds, (in) how we live our lives”, an emotional funeral service for the youngest victim of the Bondi Beach terrorist attack has heard.

Family and friends of Matilda, the youngest victim of the Sydney Hanukkah massacre, wear bee stickers in tribute to Matilda's middle name, 'Bee.'

Nearly three decades later, after 15 people were killed at a Jewish ‌festival at Bondi Beach, consensus is more elusive. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's call for tighter gun controls is meeting resistance from ascendant right-wing populists and some mainstream conservatives,

They came with balloons, bee stickers and unfathomable pain to farewell the 10-year-old girl whose violent death has transformed private grief into a national symbol of Australia’s lost innocence.