Australian nurses stand on the anti -Semitic video “evil”

Two Australian nurses were stopped after a video showing them showing a threat to kill Israeli patients and boast of refusing to treat them.

“Both employees at Sydney Hospital are now,” said two New South Wales officials.

State Minister of Health Ryan Park said that a “comprehensive investigation” will be conducted to ensure that there are no “non -opposite) results, but the” rapid “examination of hospital records has not shown anything unusual.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz condemned the video as “sick and shameful” after he started circulating online.

This comes after less than a week after Australia has passed strict laws against hate crimes after a wave of anti -Semitic attacks.

On Wednesday, the New South Wales police said they believed they had “identified the individuals concerned” in the video.

The Minister of Health said that both had stood immediately, and promised that he would never work in the New South Wales health care system again.

The video was shared on Tiktok by Content Content Max Veifer, who says he is from Israel.

His account has talks with people who face them on the Chatruletka app – an unknown online platform that randomly starts with video chat.

The footage, which the BBC sees, appears to have been recorded in the hospital.

The man, who claims to be a doctor, tells Mr. Veifer that he “has beautiful eyes” but he adds, “I am sorry because you are an Israeli” before he says that he is sending the Israelis to Jahmanam – an Islamic place that resembles hell.

He goes on making a smart gesture for the throat, before a woman comes on the screen and says that “one day” will come “time” for Mr. Veifer and that he will die, adding later that she will not treat the Israelis.

“I will not deal with them, I will kill them,” she says.

The video was edited, expressive symbols were added, and some comments were cut – but the authorities do not question their health.

Albaniz described it as “disgusting” and “Vile”, which is written on X: “These anti -Semitic comments, which are led by hatred, have no place in our health system and no place anywhere in Australia.

“Individuals who have been found to have committed anti -Semitic acts will face the full force of our laws.”

Park also apologized to the Jewish community, and said he wanted to reassure them that they still expect “first -class” health care in New South Wales.

“There is no place in the hospital and our health system for this type of opinion at all, there is no place for this type of perspective in our society.”

He added that the hospital employees in the Bankstown suburb were embarrassed and shy, but he said that he did not reduce the good work they did.

In recent months, in the incidents that are not connected to the video in the hospital, there have been a series of premeditated burning attacks and writings that include homes, cars and temples in the Jewish areas throughout Australia, causing fear in society.

A convoy full of explosives warned by the police warned by the police was found to cause a “collective victim” event in New South Wales in January, along with a document with anti -Semitic feelings and a list of Jewish goals in Sydney.

Australian CEO of Australian Jews Alexor Revchene said the video is a “warning sign again for all Australians about the evil in our midst.”