It was a massacre': how antisemitic terror exploded the peaceful idyll of Bondi beach
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It was a massacre': how antisemitic terror exploded the peaceful idyll of Bondi beach
"The killing went on so long, those fleeing had time to scream they're re-loading as they scrambled for any place of safety they could find. Those who could not were pitilessly gunned down. I saw children being targeted, one man, who declined to give his name, told the Guardian. I saw old people who couldn't move being shot. It was a massacre. There was blood everywhere. It's unbelievable. This doesn't happen here. Not here."
"At least twelve people were killed, and nearly 30 were in hospital following a mass shooting at Sydney's famed Bondi Beach on Sunday, a terrorist attack described by the prime minister as an act of evil antisemitism, terrorism that has struck the heart of this nation. Stretchers are lined up along Campbell Parade at Bondi. Photograph: Jessica Hromas/The Guardian Police said one alleged shooter was dead, and a second had been arrested and was in a critical condition."
"Amid the unspeakable terror, extraordinary acts of bravery. A phone-shot video swings from a prone body lying in the street to an unarmed man, dressed in white, creeping up behind a gunman. The unarmed man lunges at the unsighted gunman's arms and neck, wrenching the long weapon from his hands and turning it towards him, menacing the now disoriented terrorist with the firearm, before placing the weapon by a tree. The terrorist stumbles backwards."
A mass shooting at Bondi Beach killed at least twelve people and injured nearly thirty. Police reported one alleged shooter dead and a second arrested in critical condition, while searches continued for possible additional offenders. An improvised explosive device was removed from a nearby car. Eyewitnesses reported children and immobile elderly being shot, widespread blood, and frantic attempts to find safety. Video footage captured an unarmed man disarming a gunman as shots continued from another assailant on a footbridge. The prime minister described the incident as an act of antisemitic terrorism.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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