Sydney nurse charged with making threats after saying she wouldn't treat Israelis

A Sydney nurse, Sarah Abu Lebdeh, has been charged with making threats in an online video where she stated she would not treat Israeli patients, facing federal offenses with a potential maximum penalty of 22 years in prison. Along with another nurse, Ahmed Rashid Nadir, both were suspended from Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital after an exchange with an Israeli influencer, with no evidence of harm to patients found. Australia has seen a surge in antisemitic attacks, leading to vandalism and arson targeting Jewish homes, offices, businesses, schools, and synagogues in just over a year.

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