Mourners in Australia fell silent on Sunday in honour of the victims of the Bondi Beach attack.
The memorial was part of a national day of reflection to mark a week since the shooting in which two gunmen opened fire on an event celebrating the Jewish festival of Hannukah.
A 10-year-old girl, a British-born rabbi and a Holocaust survivor were among 15 people killed in the attack.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was booed when he arrived at the memorial event — an expression of anger by Australia's Jewish community against his government after a rise of antisemitic attacks over the past few months.