Two Distinct Responses to Stabbing Incidents in Sydney

Two recent stabbing incidents in Sydney triggered different responses from authorities. While the alleged attack of an Assyrian bishop was swiftly labeled a terrorist act due to religious motivations, the mass stabbing at Bondi Junction, primarily targeting women, was attributed to the mental health of the perpetrator. The contrasting police treatments in these cases sparked debates on the definition of terrorism and when to apply the label, raising questions on the implications of such categorizations.