An interim report from the royal commission into the Bondi Beach shooting has highlighted critical security lapses and recommended prioritizing gun reform in response to the tragic event. Authorities were forewarned about potential threats, particularly surrounding Jewish community gatherings, yet failed to act adequately. The report also emphasizes the need for enhanced security measures at public events, especially those related to the Jewish community, and stresses a review of counter-terrorism protocols. As part of the inquiry, a national firearms agreement and a buyback scheme have been proposed to address rising concerns about antisemitism and public safety.