2 Australian nurses under investigation as an influencer video shows that they say they would kill the Israelis

Sydney – Two Australian nurses have been removed from their job because of the video that seems to boast that they will kill Israeli patients at their hospital, the authorities said on Wednesday. The video posted by Israeli influencer Max Veifer on social networks appeared to show it in an internet conversation with a male and female nurse at Sydney Hospital.

“I’m so upset that you are Israel, you will eventually be killed,” a male nurse tells him in anti -Semitic tyrada.

Asked by Veifer how to treat Israeli patients, the male nurse says he sent many Israeli patients to hell.

A woman’s nurse says, “I will not treat them, I will kill them.”

Some of the dialogue are censored and it was not immediately possible to check the full circumstances or content of the conversation or recording. The video, published in Tictok, was not available on the platform later on Wednesday. Screengrabs posted on the net showed the Chatrolette Logotip Logotip in the video of the video, suggesting that the Veifer may have been accidentally connected with the Australian nurses by accident on that platform, before setting a video on its tictal channel.

The man’s sister, as she reported, said that the Daily Telegraph newspaper Sydney was the incident “joke, misunderstanding” and promised to apologize.

The Australian quoted the relatives of the female nurses say that he had an anxiety attack over furor.

Veifer told the Australian Emitter Sky News that he had been shooting the video the previous evening.

“I was shocked, but I had a mission to accomplish, you know. I had to expose them,” he said.

Following a series of anti -Semitic incidents during the last months in which Vandali lit a child care center in Sydney, The Fire are in Melbourne Synagogue and scalp of anti -Semitic graffiti in Jewish districts.

“This video is disgusting. It’s shocking. It’s scary,” New South Wales Minister Ryan Park told reporters, announcing an investigation into state police and health bodies.

The couple “stopped” from their jobs at Bankstown-Lidcombe in southwest of Sydney, he added, saying, “Those people who have undergone that investigation will never work again for Health New South Wales.”

The park said the initial assessment of the hospital records indicated that it was safe to care.

State police have announced that she has identified nurses and is “a thorough investigation.”

“This is a sad day for our country – it is unthinkable that we faced and forced ourselves to explore such a terrible incident,” said the New South Wales Police Commissioner Karen Webb.

Police interviewed the staff, seized a security video and founded where two nurses were allegedly recorded at the hospital, she said.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese told Parliament that he saw the video.

“He is stimulated by hatred and disgusting. The comments are nasty, the footage is painful and shameful,” he said.

About a year ago, the Australian Parliament brought famous legislation Prohibition of Nazi Greeting Performance in public and forbidding the display or sale of Nazi hate symbols like a swastika.