‘Hate supports’: Nurses suspended after a viral video threatening to kill an Israeli man
Two Nurses in Sydney who threatened to kill the Israeli man and other Jewish people in their care was identified and immediately suspended from exercise.
The Australian Ministry of Health and Older Ancient years announced on Thursday that the Council for Care and Midwifery of the New South Wales (NSW) suspended registration of registered nurses of Ahmad Rashad Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh, immediately in force.
Nadir and Lebdeh, who initially claimed that the doctors were pulled on the exfoliation, threatened the Israeli influencer Max Veiifer on the international video chat website called Chatroletka.
The Australian authorities explore after two healthcare professionals claimed that they had killed the Jews in their care. (Credit: @Maxveifer via Instagram)
After asking the Veifer about his citizenship, Libdeh said, “It is Palentinian landnot your country, and the piece s — “according to the video.
She continued to say to the veaifer “When the time comes, I want you to remember my face, so you can realize that you will die the most terrible death.”
Nadir came in and both of them said they would not handle the veifer and would kill him if he came up to Their hospital.
“You have no idea how many Israelites came to this hospital and …” Nadir said, sliding his hand over his throat.
The Australian Ministry of Health and Older Care has announced a statement announcing that nurses have been suspended. (Google Maps)
The Australian Health practitioner regulation agency automatically updated its record of the public register of practitioners, making two nurses at Bankstown Hospital unable to practice care nowhere in Australia, in any context.
“The idea to single out a particular group in our community and indicate that you would not worry you, let alone actively threaten their lives, run against each individual principle in our health system,” the statement wrote in a statement.
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Officials said “their sick comments – and the hatred that supports them – have no place in our health care system and nowhere in Australia.”
The department added Australians have the right to feel safe wherever they go and “should now be safer” than the hospital.
“Healthcare professionals have a solemn duty of the treatment and treatment of everyone who comes before them who need help,” the statement said. “An extensive majority holds an oath.”
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese posted on X after the video became viral online. (Mick Tsikas/Aap image via AP)
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed on Tuesday that the pair “rightly” were sent to the NSW police for the Police Criminal investigation.
“Individuals who have been found to have committed criminal anti -Semitic acts will face the full power of our laws,” Albanese wrote in the post of X. “The recordings are painful and shameful.”
On Wednesday, Australia issued a proposal for the Hate Crime Act, imposing minimal compulsory sentences for certain crimes related to hatred, including six years for terrorist offenses, for three years to finance terrorism and one year to show hatred symbols.
Health Minister NSW Ryan Park, Secretary of Health Department Susan Pearce and David Ossip from the Jewish Committee of MPs visited Bankstown Hospital, where two nurses worked on Thursday. (Nsw government)
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Health Minister NSW Ryan Park claimed that “no evidence” that nurses had harmed patients in their care, but the investigation is ongoing.
Lebdeh’s family members talked to various news, claiming she was “bait” and she was “sorry,” the New York Post reported.
The largest newspaper of Israel, Israel Hay, He seemingly answered the comments with the story entitled “Excuse me, not sorry,” and accused two nurses of minimizing the incident, according to the report.
Sharren Haskel, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Israel, responded to a viral video, calling nurses “racist”. (@Sharren Haskel via x)
Sharren Haskel,, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Israel, published on X, praising Australian officials for their response and calling a pair of “racist”.
“Thanks, @chrisminnsmp for your fast and decisive actions against racist nurses who have threatened to kill Jews. Your commitment and efforts in the fight against anti -Semitism in the last month are commendable, and we deeply appreciate your dedication to protect the Jewish community of New South South Wales. “
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Haskel added that there must be a “zero tolerance” for racism and anti -Semitism, and notable threats must be filled with “full power of law”.
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