Two Australian nurses, Sarah Abu Lebdeh and Ahmad Rashad Nadir, openly admitted that they wouldn't treat Israeli patients and would let them die on purpose at Bankstown Hospital in Sydney. They were filmed talking to an Israeli content creator on the random chat platform. Nurse Sarah Abu Lebdeh said, "I won’t treat them, I’ll kill them," while nurse Ahmad Rashad Nadir said, "You have no idea how many Israeli sh*t dogs came to this hospital, and I sent them to hell." Health authorities quickly investigated and confirmed that there was no evidence that any Jewish or Israeli patients were actually harmed. The male nurse Nadir turned out to be a refugee who migrated to Australia from Afghanistan. After the incident went public, both nurses were immediately stood down, subsequently fired, and banned from practicing healthcare in Australia. The two were arrested and charged with Commonwealth carriage service offenses for using the internet to threaten and harass. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called the footage “disgusting, sickening and shameful,” and the New South Wales Health Ministry issued an official apology to the Jewish community. A few days ago, New South Wales District Court Judge Michael McHugh ruled that the video was inadmissible as court evidence, as their trial is scheduled for August 2026. X: Visegrad24 https://x.com/visegrad24/status/2070580828069830818