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SHOCKING: Nation has stood up mourners resilient after attack - What They Never Told You

Rabbi Yehoram Ulman hopes the nation can begin to heal, because "Australian people deserve better". (Flavio Brancaleone/AAP PHOTOS)

A month after laying to rest many members of his congregation, a rabbi who has the ear of the prime minister hopes the country can begin to heal.

Rabbi Yehoram Ulman of Chabad Bondi, who lost his son-in-law Rabbi Eli Schlanger and many members of his community in the Bondi mass shooting, described the multiple losses as heart-breaking.

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