Footage appears to show NSW nurses bragging about killing Israeli patients​on February 12, 2025 at 12:25 am

“Those people subject to that investigation will not ever be working for NSW Health again. There is no place, no place in our hospital and health system for this sort of view to ever, ever take place,” he said.

Park said he had spoken to staff at the hospital, who were “upset, embarrassed and felt ashamed”.

NSW Health secretary Susan Pearce has undertaken a “rapid examination” of patient incidents at the hospital to investigate the nurses’ claims that Israeli patients weren’t treated. So far, the government has found no evidence that this is the case. In the video, the man identifies himself as a doctor despite wearing nurses’ scrubs.

In Australia, it is an offence to misrepresent yourself as a medical professional.

In the video, the woman allegedly says of Israelis: “One day, your time will come, and you will die the most horrible death.”

The man adds: “You have no idea how many [Israelis] came to this hospital, and I sent them to Jaheem” – the Islamic equivalent of the underworld.

Veifer uses the social media platform Chatruletka – which allows users to speak to randomly chosen strangers around the world – to expose antisemitism.

Veifer and the NSW Police have been contacted for comment.

Deputy Israeli Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel said: “There needs to be an investigation immediately into these two Australian medical professionals who are saying they will kill Israeli patients – and suggesting that they already have.

“They are expressing criminal intent towards Jewish people; this must be stopped.”

Haskel, who previously worked as a vet in Australia, said: “Antisemitism is a disease that is spreading in Australia. This behaviour has to be treated with the highest consequences under the law, and they should, at the very least, be fired.

“They have talked about killing Jews; they show the true racism and hate that the Australian Jewish community is currently enduring.”

Executive Council of Australian Jewry co-chief executive Alex Ryvchin said the video was “sickening” to watch.

“Their unrepentant, gleeful hatred is the precursor to the violence we are experiencing in our country, and it must be stamped out,” he said.

“These two medical professionals employed by NSW Health must be identified and immediately removed from any scenario in which they could give effect to their threats and their murderous intent.”

NSW Jewish Board of Deputies president David Ossip said if the people in the video were found to be employed by NSW Health, they should be immediately sacked.

“That anyone feels comfortable spewing this hatred while wearing NSW-branded scrubs is sickening.”

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