Ahmed al Ahmed, who intervened during a shooting at a Hanukkah event in Sydney, has shared the ongoing physical and emotional challenges he faces after the attack. In a recent social media post, al Ahmed described living with constant pain from five gunshot wounds, with two bullets still lodged in his body, and revealed that he may never regain movement in his hand. He responded to criticism about the recognition and financial support he received, emphasizing that no amount of money or honors can compensate for his injuries and loss. Despite the lasting impact, al Ahmed expressed no regret for his actions, highlighting that he acted out of humanity and personal values. He concluded by expressing disappointment over public misunderstanding and the focus on material rewards rather than his sacrifice.