Australian health workers were suspended after the threat of Israeli patients

Two Australian medical workers who were arrested on the video who threatened against Israeli patients have made a stir in a country that has been a group of anti -Semitic attacks in recent weeks.

“I will not deal with them,” one of the workers, who wear the medical scrub and the veil, hears, saying in the video. “I will kill them.”

Israeli patients who came to the hospital can be seen near Sydney, a co -worker, who is also wearing a scrub, running with his finger through his neck.

The workers appear to be talking from inside a medical facility. None of them was identified by officials.

Australian officials rushed to condemn the comments captured on the video, which became viral after publishing a pro -Israel content creator on the Internet.

On Tuesday, Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz described the threats as “sick and shameful.” He said that the workers who were identified as employees of Bankestown Hospital were suspended. He also said in a statement that they were referred to the police for a criminal investigation.

The country’s Prime Minister felt that it was necessary to comment on the video, speaking to the high level of anxiety, which was launched by a modern explosion and anti -Semitic attacks. Australia has been exposed to a rash of Semitic hostility Attacks In recent weeks, including incidents in which the synagogue has been distorted with the red box, the daytime care facility has been tightened.

There were no reports of great losses, but violence represents a major escalation Echo tensions From the war in Gaza, which also motivated the episodes of Islamovic in Australia.

In November, the Australian Jewish Executive Council, an umbrella organization that follows and documenting the reports of anti -Semitism since 1990, informed an increase of 316 percent in the number of accidents from October 2023 – when the war began in Gaza – until September 2024, compared to The past twelve months.

A video clip of hospital workers, which the New York Times watched, was recorded by Max Fifer and was uploaded to his accounts on social media, as other publications consist of videos of people who discuss their views on Israel.

The workers’ video was edited, and empty codes were used to dismantle words.

Although one of the workers appears in the video indicating that he might have been affected by patients, health officials said that examining hospital records has not yet shown anything suspicious.

“We have already taken steps to review the safety of the hospital concerned in this matter, and we did not specify anything that indicates that the hospital is unsafe,” said Suzan Pierce, Minister of Health at New South Wales, alone. video.

Ryan Park, Minister of Health in the state, The name Workers’ comments “do to vomit” and said, “These people, taking into account this investigation, will not work at all in New South Wales health again,”

Mr. Park and Mrs. Pierce apologies.

Mr. Park said: “I want to assure the Jewish community today that they have my maximum sorrow, but the most important thing is high quality, safe care at a time and at any time they offer,” said Mr. Park.