Praise for people who died while trying to stop Bondi Beach attackers
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Praise for people who died while trying to stop Bondi Beach attackers
"Reuven Morrison, 62, was shot dead after trying to stop the gunmen, his daughter Sheina Gutnick told US broadcaster CBS News in a report published on Monday. He had jumped the second the shooting started. He managed to throw bricks. He was screaming at the terrorist and protecting his community, she said. If there is one way for him to go on this Earth, it would be fighting a terrorist."
"Morrison, who originally came to Australia from the former USSR to escape anti-Semitic persecution, was later shot and killed, according to Gutnick. [Australia] is where he was going to have a family, where he is going to live a life away from persecution, she said. And for many years, he did do that; he lived a wonderful, free life. Until Australia turned on him."
A mass shooting occurred at a Jewish holiday event at Bondi Beach in Sydney. A Sydney shopowner disarmed one of the gunmen. Multiple bystanders physically confronted the attackers; a couple and another man died after intervening. Reuven Morrison, 62, was shot dead after trying to stop the gunmen. Morrison had emigrated from the former USSR to Australia to escape anti-Semitic persecution and had been building a life and family there. Footage circulating on social media shows Morrison throwing bricks and confronting an attacker. Ahmed al Ahmed, 43, charged and disarmed a gunman, was wounded and is recovering after surgery, and public donations to support him have exceeded two million.
Read at www.aljazeera.com
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