Ahmed Rashid Nadir’s turn has come — he’s been arrested and charged on several counts, but most importantly, for making claims of having killed “hundreds” of Jewish patients in the past. More on what Nadir ow faces can be found here: “Second Australian Nurse Charged Over Viral Video Threatening to Kill Israeli Patients,” by Ailin Vilches Arguello, Algemeiner, March 5, 2025:
Sarah Abu Lebdeh has been charged, but the story doesn’t end there. There was also Ahmad “Rashad” Nadir. From a
Daily Mail report:
A Muslim leader has said he won’t condemn the two nurses who were filmed threatening to ‘kill’ Jewish patients in their hospital.
Ahmad ‘Rashad’ Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh, both of whom have Islamic backgrounds and worked at Bankstown Hospital, in western Sydney, appeared on an online video chat app recorded by Israeli social media influencer Max Veifer.
It’s traumatic enough being ill or injured, and at the mercy of medical professionals, where hatred may well be a driving motive in treating patients when it should not be. Better screening and a zero-tolerance policy is needed in the medical profession, as antisemitism is escalating to creepy proportions.
“I won’t treat them, I’ll kill them … Not God forbid, I hope to God.”
“You have no idea how many Israeli … dog came to this hospital and … I literally sent them to (the afterlife),” Mr Nadir added while slicing his hand across his neck.
In
London: “Complaints about doctors subjecting Jewish colleagues to antisemitic abuse… surged in the months following the 7 October attacks and the subsequent Israel-Gaza war, according to General Medical Council records.” What Jewish person would feel safe with these antisemitic doctors treating him or her?
In America, a Jewish doctor, Dr. Yael Halaas,
formed the new American Jewish Medical Association for Jewish health professionals after saying they faced a “hostile atmosphere” and felt ostracized post-October 7.
Even prior to October 7, a Palestinian Ohio doctor who
boasted she would give Jews the wrong meds lost her license.
The Muslims are trying to divert attention away from the matter at hand. To wit, the claims made by these two Muslim nurses, one of them boasting about having killed “hundreds” of Jewish patients, and the other expressing the desire to kill Jewish patients in the future. What goes on in Gaza is not at issue here. But since these Muslims claim that there has been a “mass killing” in Gaza, we should not let that claim be uncritically accepted. Out of 2.2 million Gazans, 48,000 have died during the war. At least 20,000 of these were Hamas combatants. We know that before the war, about 800 Gazans died each month from diseases and accidents; in the 16 months of war, that amounts to 10,800 deaths from non-combat related causes. That means the total number of civilians killed in the war can be calculated as follows: 28,000 minus 10,800, or 17,200. Does a total of 17,000 civilians dead as a result of combat, out of a total population of 2.2 million amount to “mass murder”?
Now Ahmed Rashid Nadir will also have his day in court. He and Sarah Abu Lebdeh have already been struck off; neither will be able to work as nurses in New South Wales ever again, and given the massive publicity about them, it is unlikely that they will ever find similar work anywhere in Australia or, indeed, in the entire West. But don’t worry about them. After they have served their sentences, they can find suitable employment in Qatar, Algeria, or Iran.
