Sydney Nurses Suspended After Video of Antisemitic Comments Surfaces
Two Bankstown Hospital nurses are under investigation after a video allegedly showing them making threats against Israeli patients was published online.
- Israeli influencer Max Veifer released the unedited video of two Sydney nurses allegedly making antisemitic threats during a live chat on February 10.
- The nurses, Ahmad Rashad Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh, have been suspended by the NSW Nursing and Midwifery Board, and their registrations have been revoked by AHPRA.
- NSW Police are investigating the incident and have requested the unedited video, which Veifer says he has not yet been instructed where to send.
- Initial inquiries and hospital CCTV show no evidence of mistreatment of Jewish patients at Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital.
- One of the nurses, Nadir, was hospitalized for a welfare concern and has expressed regret for his actions through his lawyer.