President Trump called for a global alliance against Islamic terrorism, following the attack in Sydney, which resulted in 15 deaths.

American President Donald Trump called for international unity in combating Islamist terrorism, emphasizing the need for an alliance among countries. The statement was made on Tuesday during a Hanukkah event at the White House, where Trump stated that "all countries must unite against the forces of evil of Islamist terrorism."

This call came in the wake of a tragic attack in Sydney, Australia, where two individuals opened fire on participants at a Hanukkah event, resulting in the deaths of at least 15 people and injuring 42. Trump highlighted the importance of fighting terrorism in the context of these violent events.