Police charge a 26-year-old woman for a video that has encouraged a wide condemnation.
Nurse in Australia has been charged with death threats and other offenses for showing a video to show a hospital staff who are boasted by murder and denying the treatment of Israeli patients.
New South Wales police said on Wednesday that they had accused a 26-year-old woman of three criminal offenses, including threatening violence to the group and the use of a murder threat.
Police Commissioner NSW Karen Webb said it was called women in local media as Sarah Abu Lebdeh, forbidden to leave Australia or use social media as part of the “very, very strict” guarantee conditions.
Webb said the woman was supposed to face the Sydney Court on March 19th.
The announcement comes after the recordings of two staff at the Sydney Hospital praised to harm Israeli patients virally on social networks earlier this month, which encouraged the widespread condemnation.
In an internet video chat shared by the Israeli contents of the Max Veifer content, Abu Lebdeh allegedly told the influencer that he would not treat the Israelites who seek medical attention and that he would “kill them”.
The video also showed a member of a male hospital staff saying that he sent many Israeli patients to “Jahannam”, the Arabic word for hell.
The man, identified in local reports as Ahmad Rashad Nadir, was not charged with the incident.
Health authorities banned two hospital staff to work in healthcare “in any context” because of the incident, which Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese labeled “disgusting, sick and shameful”.
Health officials said they did not find evidence that any patients were negatively affected.
In recent months, Australia has been exposed to a wave of anti -Semitic incidents, including an alleged conspiracy on bomb and several attacks on synagogues.
Proponent groups reported on the rise of both anti -Semitic and Islamophobic incidents of October 7, 2023, when Hamas launched a multiple attack on Israel, and Israel began its war in Gaza.
