# Claim table — two Outside Canada Instagram Reels

| Reel | Claim | Evidence label | Finding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australia / Kellie Sloane | NSW has a gun buyback connected to the Bondi attack. | Supported | NSW Government says NSW will participate in the National Gun Buyback Scheme from 2 Nov. 2026 after the antisemitic terrorist attack at Bondi Beach on 14 Dec. 2025. |
| Australia / Kellie Sloane | The buyback starts in NSW and is shared 50/50 with the Commonwealth. | Supported | NSW Government says NSW is first state to commence the Commonwealth scheme and costs are shared 50:50. |
| Australia / Kellie Sloane | Large numbers of guns/licence holders may be affected. | Supported by ABC reporting | ABC reports as many as 274,000 firearms and 50,000 licence holders are estimated to be affected. |
| Australia / Kellie Sloane | The laws were rushed after Bondi and included protest powers. | Supported as political/legal context | ABC reported the NSW package passed after marathon debate, with limited-consultation criticism, gun reforms and protest powers. |
| Australia / Kellie Sloane | A buyback will not stop another terrorist attack. | Political judgement, not provable from current records | The claim is an argument about policy effectiveness; records show the policy exists, not that it will or will not prevent a future attack. |
| Germany / Morgovideos | German police have arrested pro-Palestine demonstrators. | Supported generally | Al Jazeera reported April 2026 footage of two women arrested at a pro-Palestine demonstration in Berlin amid Palestinian flags and heavy police presence. |
| Germany / Morgovideos | Germany/Berlin have restricted some pro-Palestine demonstrations/symbols. | Supported in context | IamExpat/rights-reporting captures describe Berlin restrictions/bans after Oct. 2023, including Palestinian flags and keffiyehs in some settings; these are context-dependent, not a blanket national rule proved for every protest. |
| Germany / Morgovideos | “From the river to the sea” can lead to legal consequences in Germany. | Supported but legally contested/contextual | Search captures show a German court fine and ongoing legal controversy; the article frames this as context-dependent rather than a simple universal ban. |
| Germany / Morgovideos | The thumbnail proves police were justified / protesters were violent. | Not proven | The thumbnail is blurry, editorialized and context-poor; it proves a social post existed, not the cause or legality of the intervention. |
| Both | The Reels are proof by themselves. | No | Captions/thumbnails are leads. Verification depends on official records, full footage and independent reporting. |