Ahmed al-Ahmed, who heroically disarmed a terrorist during the Bondi Massacre, and Rabbi Yehoram Ulman, of Chabad of Bondi, prayed for humanity at the Ohel, the Rebbe’s resting place, in Queens, New York, this morning.
Ahmed al-Ahmed was one of the many heroes during the horrific attack on December 14th. The 43-year-old Syrian- born Muslim was standing near the northern edge of Archer Park, where he came for coffee. When the shooting began, he charged the terrorist from behind. He wrestled the rifle away despite being shot five times.
The trip is an opportunity to share appreciation for Ahmed, whose heroic conduct was a direct expression of his belief that G-d placed him at the scene for a reason, and gave him the strength to save innocent lives.
“G-d gave me courage,” stated ahmed, who was shot as a result of his actions, as he recovered.
Among those murdered at the Hanukkah event at Bondi was Rabbi Eli Schlanger, son-in-law of Chabad of Bondi’s founder, Rabbi Ulman.
Most of the victims were members of Rabbi Ulman’s congregation. He presided over the funerals, including that of his son-in-law, who served alongside him. Rabbi Ulman has emerged as the voice of the victims and Sydney’s Jewish community.
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Does everything need to be a photo-op?? We salute and admire the courage and decisive action of Mr al-Ahmed, and wish him a speedy and complete recovery. But since we live in an upside world, where good is evil and evil is praised, for his safety, such a picture should not circulate.
Wow, a few days ago Mamdani, now him. Muslims for the Rebbuh MH”M. What a big KIddush Lubavitch, nachas for the Rebbuh. Ramadan is coming soon, maybe Chabad can organize a gathering at the Rebbe’s grave of Muslims for Moshiakh.
If he went to the Kosel, or Mearat hamachpela, or kever rochel – the rabid dogs would remain silent. But he went to the Ohel! That triggers these rabid dogs. Saliva drools from their mouths filled with foam, as they howl at the moon. Foolish dogs, keep howling whenever you see the word “chabad”. You can’t help yourself.
BASESTHER:
Chabad is very into publicity. That’s likely what’s behind the promotion of this story.
Lemayseh, the Rebbe welcomed all people, including nochrim. He would encourage them to keep the 7 mitzvos, which this Moslem clearly does.
Milhouse, did your late Rebbuh welcome “abusers”, like a Lubavitcher you know well who was just convicted for that in Australia?