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“When he saw people dying and their families being shot, he couldn’t bear to see people dying,” his cousin said.

Ahmed al Ahmed's actions on Bondi Beach likely saved countless lives.

Bondi Beach hero Ahmed El-Ahmed is nearing A$1 million in public support as he begins a six-month recovery after tackling a gunman during the antisemitic terror attack.

As chief rabbi to the Commonwealth, Sir Ephraim will travel to Australia on Tuesday to meet the Jewish community in Sydney.

Chris Minns vows to review gun laws, with thousands of licensed firearms located in the state’s major cities

Fifteen people were killed in a father-and-son shooting rampage at Bondi Beach, Australia, on Sunday, 14 December 2025. The shooters, armed with legally acquired firearms, targeted Jewish worshippers celebrating Hanukkah, leaving dozens more injured. Police are now being slammed for being 'frozen' during the attack.

Ahmed al Ahmed is seen fighting one of the gunmen in a video shared widely on social media.

Anthony Albanese cut a lonely political figure laying a small bunch of flowers at Bondi on Monday morning, as the question confronted the nation: could more have been done by leaders, and the community, to prevent this tragedy?

Federal, state and territory governments have agreed to the biggest overhaul of Australia’s gun laws since the Howard government’s post-Port Arthur reforms, in a response to the Bondi massacre that has claimed the lives of 15 victims so far and one of the perpetrators.

Highest number in more than a decade pledge to roll up their sleeves as 26 shooting victims remain in Sydney’s hospitals

It will take a long time for the nation to recover from this mass shooting. We understand something incredibly precious has been threatened