At least 15 people have been confirmed dead in Sunday's shooting attack at Bondi Beach. Many were attending an event to mark the first day of the Jewish festival of Hanukkah.

Authorities have confirmed that two rabbis, a Holocaust survivor, and a 10-year-old girl were among the victims. This is what we know about those identified so far:

Matilda, 10

Authorities confirmed that a 10-year-old girl, named by her family to local media as Matilda, was among the dead. Irina Goodhew, a former teacher of Matilda, described her as a bright and joyful child who brought light to everyone. The Harmony Russian School of Sydney confirmed her passing and sent heartfelt condolences to her family.

Rabbi Eli Schlanger

Known as the 'Bondi Rabbi', Eli Schlanger, 41, was a key organizer of the event. His death was confirmed by his cousin, Rabbi Zalman Lewis, who described him as a truly incredible man and a devoted father.

Dan Elkayam

French national Dan Elkayam's death was confirmed by France's Foreign Minister. Elkayam was known as an integral member of his football club and had moved to Australia last year.

Alexander Kleytman

A Holocaust survivor, Kleytman died shielding his wife from bullets during the attack.

Boris and Sofia Gurman

The couple, married for 34 years, were remembered for their bravery during the attack. They attempted to disarm an attacker as others fled.

Peter Meagher

Former police officer Peter Meagher was attending the event as a photographer. He was remembered as a much-loved figure in his rugby club.

Reuven Morrison

Morrison migrated from the Soviet Union and was known for his charitable contributions to the Jewish community.

Rabbi Yaakov Levitan

Levitan was a prominent member of Sydney's Jewish community and served in important religious roles.

Tibor Weitzen

Weitzen, 78, died while trying to protect friends at the event.

Marika Pogany

At 82, Pogany was remembered as a vibrant volunteer in her local community.

Edith Brutman

Brutman was vice-president of B'nai B'rith NSW, recognized for her advocacy against prejudice.

This horrific event has left the Jewish community in Sydney and beyond reeling as they remember and honor those who lost their lives in this tragedy.