Australia's federal budget has allocated a total of $604 million in response to the December 2022 Bondi beach terror attack, with a significant focus on supporting the Jewish community. The Jewish community will receive $300 million for enhanced security and support initiatives over five years starting from 2025-26. The Executive Council of Australian Jewry will receive $124 million, with $22 million sourced from confiscated criminal assets. Additionally, $131 million will be directed to various projects run by Jewish community organizations, including $4.4 million to the Chabad of Bondi, which was directly affected by the attack. Mental health support for victims will receive $43 million, and $200,000 will go to Bondi's surf lifesaving clubs that assisted victims during the attack. The government is also investing in counter-terrorism measures, including an $80 million online center to combat youth radicalization and $68 million for the Australian federal police to investigate the incident. This funding aims to bolster national security and address the rising concerns of antisemitism in Australia.