Israeli influencer publishes UNEDITED video after Muslim community implies dodgy edit

Max Veifer releases the full footage as one of the nurses is rushed to hospital for 'welfare concerns'.

Israeli influencer Max Veifer has made public the unedited version of his controversial video featuring two Sydney nurses, which had sparked claims that the footage had been doctored to make them appear worse.

Sympathetic voices within the Muslim community had suggested that Veifer had edited the video to misrepresent the nurses' comments. However, the full version of the video disproves these allegations.

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In the original video, Bankstown Hospital nurses Ahmad Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh are heard making derogatory comments about Israeli patients, with Nadir boasting that he had already sent Israeli patients to "hell." Abu Lebdeh similarly vowed to "kill" Israeli patients, claiming that she hoped they would come to her hospital. The full footage reveals more of the exchange than the shortened version shared on Veifer’s Instagram earlier this week.

Nadir’s remarks in the full video begin with him calling it a "shame" that Veifer would die because of his "beautiful eyes." Veifer then directly asks Nadir why he thinks he is going to die, suggesting that it could be because of his service in the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF). Nadir confirms that this is indeed the reason, and Abu Lebdeh adds that it is because Veifer "killed innocent people."

Veifer responded by defending his actions, explaining that he was "protecting my country" and asserting that "in war people die." He also pointed out that Hamas had initiated the war. The nurses, however, continued to express their belief that Israel was at fault for the violence in Gaza.

The video concludes with Abu Lebdeh’s statement that she hoped an Israeli patient would come to her hospital, and Nadir echoing the sentiment, claiming that Israel's "time will come."

Veifer’s release of the full video came after the nurses were suspended and barred from practising nursing, pending investigations by NSW Police’s Strike Force Pearl, which focuses on antisemitic crimes. NSW Health confirmed that the nurses were also deregistered from their positions and banned from practising anywhere in Australia. Federal Health Minister Mark Butler condemned the nurses’ remarks, stating that such hate-filled comments had no place in Australia's health system.

It comes as emergency services reportedly rushed Ahmad Nadir to hospital on Thursday night over “welfare concerns” after attending his home in Bankstown. Authorities have not disclosed the specific nature of the concerns, but it is understood that after assessing the situation, paramedics determined he required further medical evaluation. He was subsequently transported to hospital, where he remains under observation.

It is unclear how long he will stay in hospital.

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Avi Yemini

Chief Australian Correspondent

Avi Yemini is the Australia Bureau Chief for Rebel News. He's a former Israeli Defence Force marksman turned citizen journalist. Avi's most known for getting amongst the action and asking the tough questions in a way that brings a smile to your face.

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  • Bruce Atchison
    commented 2025-02-14 21:04:38 -0500
    This proves that our side is more noble and we have nothing to hide either. I’m glad the video is released in its original form. Can we expect the same honesty from those whose religion prescribes lying if it helps spread it? It’s called ttaqia and is a staple of that supposed religion of peace.
  • Marco Maldoni
    commented 2025-02-13 20:30:55 -0500
    We live in orwellian times. There is more humanity in Israeli society than in the sum total of all Islamic countries. Most muslims are still stuck in the middle ages. Not a good fit in a western country. Alas, most of them vote for left parties and the ‘welfare state’, hence the muted response from the PM. Hopefully, Dutton with learn a few things from president Trump.
    I stand for decency, truth, justice and judeo-christian values…therefore I stand with Israel.
    Keep up the great work Avi!