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In early February, Ahmed Rashid Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh, two Muslim nurses working at Bankstown Hospital in Sydney, Australia, were having an online conversation with Max Veifer, an Israeli. Here is some of what was said, captured on videotape. “Nurses’ full anti-Semitic rant revealed,” by Clareese Packer, NewsWire, February 14, 2025:
…The video released by Mr Veifer on Friday captured the moment Mr Veifer told Mr Nadir that he was from “Israel … the Holy Land”.
“I’m gonna be really honest with you, you actually got really really beautiful eyes, but I’m so upset that you’re Israeli, like eventually you’re going to get killed,” Mr Nadir said.
“This pretty eyes, they should stay in this world for longer.”
Mr Veifer asked why he would be killed, questioning whether it was because he served in the Israeli Defence Force.
“Maybe because I served in the IDF, that’s why?” Mr Veifer said, with Mr Nadir replying “that’s definitely the answer, correct”.
When Mr Veifer asked what was wrong with serving in the IDF, Ms Lebdeh said “because you killed innocent people”.
“Killed? I was protecting my country,” Mr Veifer said.
“So you kill innocent people to protect your country? What kind of soul do you have, you have no soul,” Ms Lebdeh said.
Mr Veifer replied “in the war people die, as you know — they started the war”.
Both Mr Nadir and Ms Lebdeh appeared to disagree, while Mr Veifer continued, asking “who started this war? Who elected Hamas?”
“It’s Palestine’s country, not your country you piece of sh*t,” Ms Lebdeh said.
“One day your time will come and you will die the most horrible death.
“Listen to me … when your time comes I want you to remember my face so you can understand that you will die the most disgusting death.”
At the same time Ms Lebdeh was speaking, Mr Veifer said: “You spread hate, we spread positivity, we spread protection, we spread peace, and you spread death – how are you doctors?”
Mr Veifer then began to ask whether the pair would treat an Israeli person, but Ms Lebdeh cut him off: “I won’t treat them, I’ll kill them … Not God forbid, I hope to God.”
“You have no idea how many Israeli … dog came to this hospital and … I literally sent them to (the afterlife),” Mr Nadir added while slicing his hand across his neck.
Lebdeh was arrested and has been charged with threatening to kill any patients she may have in the future who are Jews. And just now Ahmed Rashid Nadir’s turn has come — he’s been arrested and charged on several counts, but most importantly, for making claims of having killed “hundreds” of Jewish patients in the past. More on what Nadir ow faces can be found here: “Second Australian Nurse Charged Over Viral Video Threatening to Kill Israeli Patients,” by Ailin Vilches Arguello, Algemeiner, March 5, 2025: --->READ MORE HERE
A nurse who allegedly said she wouldn’t treat Israeli patients is now facing multiple federal charges in Australia.
Sarah Abu Lebdeh, 26, was detained Tuesday after she made the comments in a video posted online earlier this month, according to the Associated Press.
Abu Lebdeh and another nurse, Ahmed Rashid Nadir, were suspended from Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital near Sydney on Feb. 12. Abu Lebdeh said in a video the night before that she wouldn’t treat Israeli patients while Nadir suggested he had killed Israelis, the AP reported.
However, the hospital examined patient records and found no evidence that the nurses had harmed patients.
The video posted online was described as “antisemitic” by the New South Wales Police Force.
They added that it was “filmed at Bankstown Hospital and circulated widely on social media.”
Abu Lebdeh was charged with the federal offenses of threatening violence to a group, using a carriage service to threaten to kill and using a carriage service to menace, harass and offend, police said.
The charges carried a potential maximum penalty of 22 years in prison.
Abu Lebdeh has been released on bail and is expected to appear in court on March 19.
“We commend Australian authorities for charging Sydney nurse Sarah Abu Lebdeh for her violent, antisemitic threats against Israeli patients. There is no place for violence or antisemitism in any society – especially in the medical field,” the Anti-Defamation League said Wednesday. “With the surge in attacks against the Australian Jewish community, it is imperative law enforcement continue working to ensure that those spreading hate and targeting the Jewish community are held accountable to the full extent of the law.” --->READ MORE HERE
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