Man who tackled alleged Bondi gunman ‘couldn’t bear to see people dying’, cousin says
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Man who tackled alleged Bondi gunman ‘couldn’t bear to see people dying’, cousin says
Family of Ahmed al-Ahmed say he ‘doesn’t discriminate’ and would have done anything to save lives during the attackVictims named so farWhat we know about the Bondi terror attackWhen Ahmed al-Ahmed tackled and wrested a gun from an alleged shooter at Bondi beach, he was simply thinking that he “couldn’t bear to see people dying”, his cousin says.Less than a day later, al-Ahmed remains in a critical but stable condition at St George hospital in Sydney. Since the attack, the 43-year-old father of two young girls has catapulted to international fame and been hailed as a hero by the Australian prime minister, the New South Wales premier and the US president. Continue reading…

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