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Eva Geller dies after injuries in Bondi attack

Conflict · First reported 6 Nov, 02:04 · Updated 02:40

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Eva Geller, 90, died in hospital almost a year after she was seriously injured in the Bondi Beach attack. Her death brings the reported toll to 16; a funeral and memorial service are due to be held on Monday.

  • Geller died on Thursday night after being in and out of hospital since she was seriously injured in the December 14, 2025 shooting at a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach’s Archer Park.
  • Rabbi Aron Moss said Geller had significant leg injuries, spent time in rehabilitation and had been mostly bedridden. He said she regained the ability to walk after doctors told her she would not walk again.
  • Geller was a Holocaust survivor who came to Australia from Hungary as a child with her mother and grandmother, according to Moss.
  • NSW Police said they were aware of her death and were awaiting further advice while working with the Coroner’s office. A funeral and memorial service are due on Monday.
  • The report says 15 people were killed in the attack and that Geller’s death raised the toll to 16. Shooter Naveed Akram remains before the courts on terrorism and murder charges.
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Age
90
Date of attack
December 14, 2025
Death
Thursday night; the report was published Friday, November 6, 2026
Reported attack death toll after Geller’s death
16
Memorial arrangements
A funeral and memorial service were due to be held on Monday

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