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Ahmed al Ahmed sought a second medical opinion in New York for multiple gunshot wounds from the Bondi Beach attack that killed 15 people, officials said.
- On Wednesday, Ahmed al Ahmed arrived in New York for further treatment and a second opinion on injuries, praising U.S. President Donald Trump and saying he wished to meet him.
- The December 14 attack at Bondi Beach involved a father-and-son team Australian authorities said were inspired by ISIS; Ahmed al Ahmed leapt from behind a parked car, disarmed Sajid Akram and was shot, requiring several surgeries.
- Naveed Akram faces 59 charges including terrorism, 15 counts of murder and 40 counts of causing grievous bodily harm, while Sajid Akram, 50, was shot dead by Australian police at the scene.
- After arriving for treatment, Ahmed al Ahmed told CBS News, `My soul and all my everything in my organ, in my body, in my brain, asked me to go, and to defend and to save innocent life.`
- Al Ahmed's actions have made the Syrian-born shopkeeper an international figure, and Tony Burke, Australian Home Affairs Minister, said he made al Ahmed and Gefen Bitton permanent residents of Australia.
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MichaelSavage.com – Bondi Beach hero Ahmed Al-Ahmed honored at NYC Chabad gala, calls selfless act disarming shooter his ‘duty as a human being’
Bondi Beach hero Ahmed Al-Ahmed was honored at a New York City Chabad gala on Wednesday night, where he downplayed his selflessness, saying he was simply fulfilling his “duty as a human being” last month when he tackled one of the armed terrorists who opened fire on a Hanukkah celebration in Australia. “I do my…
Bondi Beach hero Ahmed Al-Ahmed honored at NYC Chabad gala, calls selfless act disarming shooter his ‘duty as a human being’
Bondi Beach hero Ahmed Al-Ahmed was honored at a NYC gala on Wednesday night — stressing he was fulfilling his "duty as a human being" when he tackled one of the armed terrorists who opened fire on a Hanukkah celebration in Australia last month.
Ahmed al-Ahmed awarded menorah for heroic actions during the Chanukah Bondi massacre
Jewish billionaire Bill Ackman presented Muslim hero Ahmed al-Ahmed with a symbolic menorah, honoring his bravery in disarming a terrorist during the Bondi Beach massacre that left 15 people dead. Hundreds gathered tonight at the Colel Chabad dinner, where they honored Ahmed Al Ahmed, a Muslim Australian hero, who bravely fought the terrorist during the Chanukah attack on Bondi Beach and saved lives. @BillAckman pic.twitter.com/ml2cBkZMH6 — Y…
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