‘Source of pride for Syria’: man who disarmed Bondi shooter lauded in home town

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Ahmed al-Ahmed, a Syrian immigrant to Australia, is being hailed as a hero in his hometown of al-Nayrab, Syria, for his bravery during the Bondi beach terror attack in Sydney on Sunday. Al-Ahmed, a 44-year-old father who owns a fruit and vegetable shop, disarmed one of two gunmen who allegedly killed 15 people at a Hanukah celebration. He was shot in the shoulder during the struggle. News of his selfless act spread quickly through social media, reaching his relatives in the war-torn village. Despite the destruction in his hometown, residents expressed immense pride in al-Ahmed's courage and for saving innocent lives.
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