A Sydney nurse at the centre of a viral video allegedly threatening harm to Israeli patients has once again apologised ...

Nurse Ahmad “Rashad” Nadir and a female colleague were stood down from Bankstown Hospital, in Sydney’s west, on Wednesday ...

Dozens of Muslim groups have slammed the “selective outrage” over a video of Australian nurses threatening to kill Israeli patients, denying the comments were antisemitic.

Two nurses in Australia were suspended following a viral video showed them threatening to kill Israeli patients.

The nurses, who have since been identified as Ahmad “Rashad” Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh, were filmed wearing their NSW Health ...

Max Veifer, an Israeli social media influencer, publicised the alleged antisemitic comments made by two nurses, Ahmad Rashad ...

It’s understood police are now in possession of the “critical evidence” needed to progress the investigation into two nurses ...

One questioned if the pair were, in reality, “sorry, not sorry?” Sarah and fellow nurse Ahmad “Rashad” Nadir were recorded by Israeli influencer Max Veifer. He frequently uses Chatruletka ...

Bankstown Hospital nurses Ahmad Rashad Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh boasted about 'killing' Israeli patients during a video chat with Max Veifer on Tuesday. The uncut footage was released by Mr ...

Health authorities are trawling through thousands of hospital patient records in a bid to establish whether two Sydney nurses ...

Two nurses at the centre of the hate speech video filmed inside Bankstown Hospital have refused to be voluntarily interviewed by police.

Officers from Strikeforce Pearl executed search warrants at Ahmad Rashad Nadir's Bankstown home on Friday night, but it was unclear whether he was there at the time. Police are yet to lay charges ...