A shocking new video has emerged from the Bondi Beach terror attack, and it shows a jaw-dropping moment when a bystander calmly disarms one of the gunmen in the middle of the chaos.

In the clip, a man walks straight up to one of the gunmen, showing zero hesitation. The bystander reaches down, pulls the weapon right out of the shooter’s hand, and then — in a wild twist — points the gun back at the suspect.

As we reported … Bondi Beach turned into a nightmare Sunday evening when gunmen opened fire during a Hanukkah celebration, killing at least 12 people … including one of the attackers … and injuring 29 more.

Australia’s Bondi Beach turned into a nightmare Sunday evening when gunmen opened fire during a Hanukkah celebration … killing at least 12 people, including one of the gunmen, and injuring 29 more in what leaders are calling a cowardly and targeted attack on the Jewish community.

The chaos erupted as hundreds gathered for Chanukah by the Sea, a family-friendly celebration of the first night of the holiday. Instead, beachgoers were sent screaming and sprinting for their lives as gunshots echoed over the sand.

According to officials, the attackers positioned themselves on a pedestrian bridge overlooking Bondi Park before unleashing a hail of bullets onto the crowd gathered near the playground.

Authorities also discovered multiple improvised explosive devices scattered around the crime scene and inside the suspects’ vehicle.

A person of interest was taken into custody Sunday morning in connection with Saturday’s mass shooting at Brown University that left 2 students dead and many others injured, according to police.

Cops have not released the man’s name or details about the arrest … but CNN says one of its news crews witnessed heavy police activity connected to the shooting at a hotel in Providence, RI.

The big break in the case came after police released video of the alleged gunman fleeing the crime scene after going on a shooting rampage inside Barus & Holley Engineering building while students were studying for finals Saturday afternoon.

Providence Mayor Brett Smiley held 2 press conferences Saturday, announcing that 2 students were dead and 8 other students were hospitalized in critical, but stable, condition. A ninth person was also wounded by gunfire and taken to the hospital.

A shelter-in-place order was issued to everyone on the Brown University campus Sunday night as police combed the area for the perpetrator. Officials have now lifted the shelter-in-place order.