Australia’s antisemitic wave escalating and spreading

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Agreed

Medical personnel are obligated to treat patients in most circumstances. Some exceptions are if the hospital does not have enough room or patient behavior is threatening to people in the medical facility.

Medical personal are obligated to treat people whose politics or behavior outside of the facility they find vile. If they are unable to treat such people they are in the wrong profession.

In this case the nurse who impersonated a doctor will probably be arrested but unless evidence is found that the nurses actually tried to harm Israeli patients they should not be arrested. Should is the word because I am not familiar with Australian hate speech laws.

Their firings are justified.

Yes you are correct AS. the two being interviewed by a Jewish content creator were
a) trying to pass as doctors
b) claiming to have murdered "Israeli" patients

they were both quickly identified as nurses and their names and identity were published. the NSW department of Health has banned them from every working again in nursing or any other health related field in case they try and obtain work elsewhere in NSW.

they are both quite stupid, they thought by pretending to be doctors they would hide their real identity

Police investigating if the nurses claims, they killed Jewish patients has any truth


they were actually connected to the content creator via Omegle which is a video chat that connects people randomly. I believe they were unaware the Jewish content creator was recording them via his own camera using the platform.