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Donald Trump Islamic Terrorism Call: The form of Islamic terrorism that Australia saw recently is not going to be forgotten easily. The same situation happened in Israel’s music fest last year. India saw it in Pahalgam and European countries saw it in separate incidents. Regarding this, US President Donald Trump has now said that we will have to unite against Islamic terrorism.
Donald Trump on Islamic Terrorism: The way bullets were fired on Jews celebrating the festival of Hanukkah in Australia in the name of extremist terrorism, this incident shook everyone’s heart and mind. The special thing was that the attackers had no criminal record and they did all this in the name of Islamic extremism and terrorism. When Australia’s PM Albanese named the ideology of Islamic terrorist organization ISIS behind this, once again that era became fresh in front of our eyes, when the necks of foreigners were being slit in the name of Islam.
America has also suffered this pain very well. Not only the Twin Tower attacks, but also those videos of Islamic State, when they challenged America and beheaded its innocent citizens. This fear has been refreshed once again by this attack on Bondi Beach, which has once again sparked debate on religion-based violence. US President Donald Trump appealed to all countries to unite against radical Islamic terrorism during the Hanukkah program organized at the White House for the Jewish community.
What did Trump say on Islamic terrorism?
During this event, Donald Trump gave a strong message against radical Islamic terrorism and said that all countries should stand together against the evil of radical Islamic terrorism. Referring to the attack in Sydney, Australia, he said that he sends his prayers and condolences to all those affected by this tragic incident. This statement comes at a time when at least 15 people died in an attack during the Jewish Hanukkah celebration on Sydney’s famous Bondi Beach. This attack was carried out by Sajid Akram and his 24-year-old son Naveen Akram. Its purpose was only to kill the Jews. This term was heard after a long time from the mouth of Trump, who had once won the election on the issue of Islamic terrorism. He also considered the Pahalgam attack as a terrorist attack, but refrained from mentioning Islamic extremism.
Incidents of Islamic terrorism throughout the year
Sydney (Australia) Bondi Beach attack
- Date- December 14, 2025
- Incident- Terrorist attack of shooting at the Jewish Hanukkah celebration in which 15 people were killed. Officials said the attack was influenced by ISIS-inspired ideology and that during investigation, ISIS flags were found in the suspects’ possession.
New Orleans (USA) truck ramming attack
- Date- January 1, 2025
- Incident- A person rammed a truck into pedestrians and then opened fire at the police. According to the FBI, this attack was inspired by ISIS, although no evidence was found linking any foreign group to it.
Mulhouz (France) – knife attack
- Date- February 22, 2025
- Incident- A person attacked with a knife and screwdriver in the market, in which one person was killed and several were injured.
- French officials described it as a terrorist act inspired by Islamic extremism.
Western countries suffered India’s pain
The attack in Pahalgam, India was also an example of Islamic extremist terrorism. Here on April 22, terrorists asked people about their religion and shot them and were directly challenging them by taking the name of the Prime Minister. At this time, Europe and Western countries had condemned but did not take the name of Islamic terrorism. However, now that lone wolf attacks are increasing in Europe and other western countries, they are understanding this pain. According to the Global Terrorism Index 2025 report, the number of fatal attacks in western countries was the highest recorded since 2017. Most of these were lone wolf attackers. The October 7, 2024 attack and the Bondi Beach attack were purely targeted at Jews. In such a situation, Europe has understood that this is not a fight between one or two countries but to deal with an ideology, for which we will have to come together.





























