Sydney hospital suddenly SCRUBS 'pro-Palestine' social media posts
Bankstown Hospital has wiped social media pages amid global backlash over two hospital workers caught out in chilling antisemitic video.
Bankstown Hospital has suddenly deleted its social media pages after two of its nurses were stood down for threatening to kill Israeli patients in a disturbing video.
The hospital removed images of staff wearing 'pro-Palestine' slogans, including a shirt calling for Palestine to be 'free' with a clenched fist in the flag's colours.
While the image remains visible on the hospital’s Instagram section embedded on its website, the separate social media account is no longer accessible.
🚨 Bankstown Hospital is a TERRORIST hotbed https://t.co/YIhADPjTR2
— Avi Yemini (@OzraeliAvi) February 12, 2025
According to reports, the Medical Board of Australia's Code of Conduct, doctors have the right to “have and express their personal views and values,” but they must consider the effect on their profession’s reputation. NSW Health’s Code of Conduct also states that staff must not suggest their political views reflect those of the department.
The controversy erupted after a Jewish influencer uploaded a two-minute TikTok video on Wednesday, showing two nurses in a hospital setting. The discussion quickly turned hostile, with a male nurse, Ahmad “Rashad” Nadir, a refugee from Afghanistan, warning the influencer that he would be killed over the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. A female nurse, Sarah Abu Lebdeh, then jumped into the frame, declaring, “It’s Palestine’s country, not your country, you piece of sh*t.”
Her further comments were beeped out, but when asked about Israeli patients, she was heard saying: “I won’t treat them, I won’t treat them. I’ll kill them.”
The influencer, visibly shocked, pressed further, asking if an Israeli needed medical help in Australia, would they refuse treatment. The male nurse in an NSW Health uniform responded: “You have no idea how many (Israelis) came to this hospital and I sent them to jaheem (hell).”
It is understood the influencer encountered the health workers randomly on Chatruletka, a video chat platform that connects strangers.
COMMENTS
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Chris Jerome commented 2025-02-13 05:20:08 -0500There are a lot more of these so called “Medical Professionals” who should not be working in this field here in Australia. These are NOT the only two.
And that picture proves this point. And the fact that they removed “pro palestine” posts proves their guilt even more.
I reckon that this entire Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital and its staff should be THOROUGHLY investigated.
Who would ever have guessed that a hospital of all places might be a terrorist cell. This is VERY disturbing but even more personally, Because My Mum happens to be a patient in Hospital here in Melbourne right now. I find the staff there to be VERY suspicious. -
Bruce Atchison commented 2025-02-12 19:58:57 -0500Guilty people hide the truth. Those tow nurses must be deregistered and if they aren’t citizens, send them packing back to hell.
