US EditionAustralian teen wounded while shielding children during Bondi attack says she is not a hero
Chaya Dadon was shot defending children at a Chanukah event where about 2,000 attendees faced a six-minute shooting by Islamist-inspired attackers.
- On December 14, a teenager, Chaya Dadon, abandoned a bench to shield children at Archer Park, Bondi Beach, and was shot in the leg.
- Father Sajid Akram and his son Naveed Akram positioned themselves on a pedestrian footbridge above Archer Park, draped an ISIS flag on their car, and opened fire at 6:40 p.m.
- Boris Gurman, 69, and Sofia Gurman, 61, rushed an attacker on Campbell Parade, wrestled his rifle, and were shot while trying to stop him; Yanky Super, a Hatzalah paramedic, was also struck and collapsed with a lung injury.
- Three Sydney police officers engaged the gunmen, wounding two officers including one with a head injury, while rabbinical student Leibel Lazaroff tended an injured police officer with a tourniquet.
- Within a roughly 100-meter circle, the attack lasted six minutes, and Archer Park's open ground offered little shelter, forcing people to scramble fifty meters toward the Bondi Pavilion.
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Australian teen wounded while shielding children at Bondi attack says she is not a hero
On Sunday's antisemitic terror attack, Chaya Dadon, 14, was shot in the thigh while shielding children at the event. Now walking with crutches after four days in hospital, Dadon recalls the shooting: 'If I could give up my life saving these children, that's what I was going to do'
'We don't turn off menorahs' - Bondi Beach massacre survivor urges continued display of Judaism
A survivor of the Bondi Beach massacre revealed she initially removed a menorah from her home out of fear of becoming a target but later reversed course—urging Jews worldwide not to let terror dictate their lives or extinguish the menorah’s light. The post WATCH: ‘We don’t turn off menorahs’ – Bondi Beach massacre survivor urges continued display of Judaism appeared first on World Israel News.
14-Yr-Old Chaya Was Injured After Leaving Shelter At Bondi Beach To Protect Children
NEW YORK (VINnews) — As bullets flew around Bondi beach, Chaya Mushka Dadon heard a desperate call for help. Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email A woman pleaded with the 14-year-old girl to protect her children amid the unfolding horror on Sunday evening. Chaya courageously rushed out from a bench she […]
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