A BLOODIED survivor of the October 7 massacre has described scenes of terror at Bondi Beach, seeing “children fall” in what he called an “absolute bloodbath”.
Human rights lawyer Arsen Ostrovsky was hit in the head as gunmen opened fire through a Hannukah celebration on Sunday, leaving blood streaming down his face.
He luckily survived the attack and hit out at the cowardly killers while wearing a blood-soaked head bandage on TV.
Mr Ostrovsky told Sky News Australia: “All of a sudden it’s absolute chaos, there’s guns, fire everywhere, people ducking, it was absolute chaos.
“We didn’t know what was happening, where the gunfire was coming from, I saw blood gushing from me, I saw people hit – falling to the ground.
“My only concerns was where are my kids, where is my wife… I survived October 7, I lived in Israel the last 13 years, we came here only two weeks ago to work with the Jewish community, to fight antisemitism, to fight this bloodthirsty, ravaging hatred.
“We’ve lived through worse, we’re gonna get through this and we’re gonna get the b******* who did this.”
Reliving the horror he said: “I saw at least one gunman firing what looked like a shotgun, firing randomly in all directions.
“I saw children fall to the floor, I saw elderly… it was an absolute bloodbath. Blood gushing everywhere.
“My children and wife are safe thank God, they managed to get away.
“But I didn’t know where they were and there’s no greater fear, greater horror than not knowing where your family is. They’re okay, they’ll be okay.”
Ostrovsky warned weeks ago of an “alarming surge in Jew-hatred since October 7, including the defilement of Australian landmarks being hijacked as platforms for intimidation.”
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