One of the best doctors in Australia has demanded a permanent ban for the NSW nurses who brag about killing and refusing to treat Israeli patients.
RASHAD NADIR and SARAH ABU LEBDEH, from the Bankstown Hospital in West in Sydney, were filmed on a public video chat trout dressed in their NSW Health brand Scrubs Hurling Insults of Jews in a video shared by Israeli influencer Max Veifer,
“It is the land of Palestine, not your country that your piece of s ***,” said Abu Lebdeh.
“One day your time will come and you will die the most terrible death.”
“You have no idea how many (Israelis) came to this hospital and I sent them to Jehannam (hell),” Nadir said, made a throat -distributed gesture.
When asked what she would do if an Israeli patient was presented in her neighborhood, Abu Lebdeh replied: “I will not treat them, I will kill them.”
Dr. Nick Catsworth, who is generally considered one of the best doctors in Australia, condemned the views of the nurses as 'catastrophic' for the country.
“Saying that the actions of two NSW health workers are disturbing, frightening and lacking in humanity would be an understatement,” said Dr. Catsworth.
Dr. Nick Catsworth is one of the leading doctors of Australia, generally recognized as the familiar voice of speech during the COVID-19 Pandemie
'In fact, all words are an understatement.
'For every caregiver to have so much racist hatred in their hearts for another member of another cultural community to destroy them if they were patients and claim to have already done this, is catastrophic for our nation.
'These people can never be near a patient again. The investigation by the police must be full and wide. '
Dr. Catsworth said that he worked with both Jewish and Muslim doctors during his medical career, including his time with Doctors Without Borders in Sudan, Chad and the Congo.
“A central principle of everything I have ever learned and believe is to treat, regardless of race or religion,” he added.
'And I have seen first -hand in Sudan what happens if that does not happen.
'Our Jewish community currently suffers immeasurable. We have to do everything we can to reassure them of their safety under our care. '
Lawyer Mohamad Sakr, who represents the male nurse, said that his client is trying to “make up for what happened.”
Images released by a Jewish influencer of a public video chat trout showed nurses Rashad Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh Hurling insults among Jews and claimed that they would not treat them
Nadir, 27, covered his head in shame when he was confronted with seven news on Wednesday
“My client sends a very genuine apology to not only that individual, but also to the Jewish community as a whole,” he added.
The nurses have been demolished pending a police investigation, with an update on possible criminal charges against the couple that is expected on Thursday.
“This is a sad day for our country, it is unthinkable that we are confronted with and forced to investigate such a terrible incident,” said NSW police commissioner Karen Webb.
“The speed at which this incident was reported by NSW Health was considerably supervised in what is a very serious investigation.”
A first study by NSW Health found no signs that no Israeli patients were affected.
NSW -Minister of Health Ryan Park said that there would be a 'conversation' with staff in the Bankstown Hospital on Wednesday morning, 'making sure that this kind of behavior is unacceptable'.
“I can ensure the Jewish community and the entire community that they must have trust and confidence to feel safe and to get the care they need when they enter one of our hospitals,” he told Nine's Today Show Thursday.
“The vast majority of the 180,000 who work in our NSW health and hospital system do incredible work and provides the best care they can do for their patients every day.”
Federal Minister of Parent Anika Wells agreed and said that the Australian Health System was of the world class.
The Bankstown Hospital -nurse came from his role
“I want people to … know that we don't tolerate this … and I don't want people to hesitate for a second when they think about whether it is safe to approach our health system,” she said today.
The video was widely convicted by political leaders, including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese who said that the images were 'sickening' and shameful and Mr. Park.
Nadir, later identified as an Australian citizen and Afghan refugee with six years of nursing experience, wrongly claimed that he was a doctor and told the Israeli man that he “went to hell.
He and his mother crossed Asia before they risked their lives on a boat on their way to Australia.
“After spending four nights and five days, we reached international waters and the Australian navy saved us and took us on board,” he said in an interview three years ago.
He revealed how his family was brought to Christmas Island and Darwin after he was picked at sea before he finally settled in Sydney.
In addition to his role in the Bankstown Hospital, Nadir had also worked one day a week in Observatory Hill Medical Center in Central Sydney.
Dr. Nirmal Singh Grewal, who founded the general practice 25 years ago, said Daily Mail Australia that Nadir was very nice, but was dismissed from that job about the incident.
The uncle of Abu Lebdeh spoke on behalf of her outside her house and claimed that she suffered an 'extreme panic attack' after the video went viral.
“I try to calm her down to see what the F *** happened,” he said.
“She has been a nurse because God knows how long. She has never done anything to hurt someone. '
