Here is more of the Muslim Community’s statement on the nurses Ahmad Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh, and their murderous hatred of Jews: “Australian Muslim groups condemn those who are upset at healthcare workers who threaten patients for political reasons,” Elder of Ziyon, February 18, 2025:
This is more than hypocrisy. It is calculated, politically motivated outrage. It is not a failure of consistency; it is the deliberate engineering of public morality.
Outrage is manufactured when it serves a political narrative, with silence strategically deployed when the truth might expose the complicity of those in power.
2. The Weaponisation of “Anti-Semitism”
The labeling of this video as “anti-Semitic” follows a well-documented pattern of gaslighting by Zionist lobby groups and their friends within government and media circles.
Where was the “gaslighting”? What “Zionist lobby” tricked the two nurses into making their statements? And weren’t their blood-curdling remarks about murdering Israelis “antisemitic”?
We are unequivocal: Israel is committing genocide against the Palestinian people. The frustration and anger directed at Israel is a direct response to its violent and inhumane policies—not an expression of hatred toward Jewish people.
Attempts to weaponise accusations of anti-Semitism to silence dissent are not only intellectually dishonest but also dangerous.
No one was “weaponising accusations of antisemitism to silence dissent.” What silencing of dissent was there? Statements, and a throat-cutting gesture, were made by Ahmad Nadir that clearly suggested he had killed Israeli patients in the past. Perhaps it was an idle boast, but taking credit for murders is no laughing matter. Sarah Abu Lebdeh made no such claim, but she did say she would gladly kill any Israeli patients assigned to her. Is posting videos of these two making these blood-curdling remarks really “weaponising accusations of antisemitism”? If someone makes remarks that could reasonably be interpreted as antisemitic, or anti-Israel, or both, why should it be forbidden to offer the evidence for that charge? The Muslim community collectively claims that statements by the nurses should not be taken literally but should be understood as reflecting their “frustration and anger” at Israel for its “inhumane policies.” So please understand that their remarks were driven by righteous anger at those Zionists committing genocide. They merely wanted to make a point about the depth of their feeling.
Are you convinced by that? No, me neither.
3. The Sanctity of Healthcare
We recognise the importance of professionalism and ethical responsibility within healthcare and that the nurses’ actions breached the codes of conduct for health professionals. The statements made by the nurses regarding “killing Israelis” were clearly emotional and hyperbolic, as supported by subsequent investigations.
Their statements were made in a calm manner; there was nothing “emotional” or “hyperbolic” about them. The boilerplate about “professionalism and ethical responsibility within healthcare” should be taken cum grano salis. The Muslim Community’s statement mildly criticizing the “nurses’ actions” that “breached the codes of conduct” would be more convincing it it didn’t come at the end of paragraphs full of a defense of the nurses’ remarks for being 1) not really meant 2) tricked out of them by a Zionist provocateur and 3) clearly were “emotional and hyperbolic” in nature..
Healthcare professionals are bound by their duty to treat and care for all individuals. This principle is most powerfully exemplified by healthcare workers in Gaza who, even as their hospitals are bombed and their colleagues targeted and killed, continue to provide life-saving care to all who need it.
Healthcare workers in Gaza — many of whom have been linked to Hamas — have nothing to do with the two nurses’ threats to kill, or admissions of having killed, Israeli patients. Mentioning their supposed life-saving heroics in Gaza is a diversionary tactic.
The fifty Muslim groups that joined in the press release above are trying to deny the clear meaning of the hair-raising and murderous remarks made by Ahmad Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh, by suggesting they were tricked into making them by a Zionist provocateur, and that in any case the nurses could not possibly have meant what they said. Furthermore, the Muslim community of Australia wants us to believe that the rapidity with which the story spread on social media shows that a Zionist conspiracy was behind the whole incident, when in fact it was the sheer horror at the content of those remarks that explains their rapid spread. . It’s not just the two nurses, but other Muslims at Bankstown Hospital who are now in trouble. They have been accused of spitting into the food of Jewish patients, and possibly sprinkling those patients’ dishes with other, most sickening condiments. There will now be, one hopes, a thorough investigation of Muslim medical personnel across Australia, and their interactions with Jewish and Israeli patients.
SKA says
One part of this article is very confusing: “We are unequivocal: Israel is committing genocide against the Palestinian people. The frustration and anger directed at Israel is a direct response to its violent and inhumane policies—not an expression of hatred toward Jewish people.”
This paragraph is not highlighted or otherwise offset so it is not clear whether this is a quotation from the various Muslim groups or a statement by Mr. Fitzgerald. The use of the pronoun “We” suggests it came from the Muslim statement but in that case the text should either be offset or otherwise shown to be a quotation. Otherwise this text can be quoted to undermine JihadWatch’s stands.
If JihadWatch editors fix this then kindly delete this comment
gravenimage says
This seems to have been quoted from the article. I don’t agree with this–but quoting the rest of the article is wothwhile.
Vicki Addington says
Short answer: no
Rob Porter says
Quick solution for Australia. Ship out all of your Muslims, particularly those of the fifty groups who defend these sickly, revolting, stupid Muslim nurses. They are just further proof that civilized people have nothing in common with Muslims – who hate Jews, but also don’t like you anyway. Read their idiotic holy book, for heavens sake, see the basis of their hatred, intolerance, bigotry and instruction to kill all ‘unbelievers’ i.e YOU.. See for yourself that he regarded females as lesser beings and was a pedophile who sodomized “scattered pearl” little boys.
So, do them a favour, get rid of Muslims, they cause endless grief and are mostly useless people.
Wellington says
The burden to mankind which is Islam continues all across the world and in so many ways.
So sick of Islam. Utterly.
rick says
Satement by Ahmad Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh: “You tricked me to admit I killed Jewish patients!! How could you!!! But between you and me you lousy Jew I would and will kill more if I have the chance. Because Zionists are scum.”
Result of that Statement:
Thank you. Just want to let you know everything you just said was taped and will be forwarded to the medical board which is reviewing your license to work in any hospital in the United States or any civilized country in the world. Which leaves you one place to get a job. Gaza. And to work there you’re gonna find that getting a place to live is going to be very difficult. Get out and hope you have no luck.
David M says
Keep in mind the statement from the 50 Muslim groups is the cleaned up version of how they really feel. They are obviously a lot more radical over it then the statement that came out, they made their feelings known as nice as they could to the kaffir. It still came out disgusting to us.
somehistory says
OT
“‘No sane country would stand for this’: Lawmakers launch effort to withdraw the US from UN”
“FIRST ON FOX: Republican lawmakers have launched an effort to withdraw the U.S. from the United Nations, amid concern that the international humanitarian and human rights organization fails to promote American interests and align with President Donald Trump’s “America First” agenda. ”
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/no-sane-country-would-stand-for-this-lawmakers-launch-effort-to-withdraw-the-us-from-un/ar-AA1zta7Y?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=99fd59e62c9c411be7bef680bc220597&ei=20
STJOHNOFGRAFTON says
Islam is the problem. These two nurses have a world view based on Islam. Their cocky, racist attitude reflects the fact that their Islamic world view dominates Western Sydney and Bankstown Hospital. They should be arrested and prosecuted for their obvious hate crime, but that probably won’t happen because of Multicultural Australia’s two-tiered justice system which is in thrall to the Islamic world view.
gravenimage says
Did the ‘Zionist Lobby’ Really Trick the Two Muslim Nurses into Saying They Wanted to Kill Jews?
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Absolute rot. What decent person would brag about murdering their own patients, true, or not, no matter who they were speaking with? Just grotesque.
Tim gallagher says
He got these two slimy Muslim scumbags to tell the truth about what their evil minds really think. Brilliantly done. Getting pathological liars to tell the truth is a wonderful achievement. As for the Zionist bullshit, let’s face it, to the diseased Muslim mind, brain dead as they are, everything that happens is a nasty Zionist plot. What a bunch of wankers they are. I would love to see these two boastful scumbags get over Gaza and take on the mighty idf. They wouldn’t last long.
Edward Amos Brandwein says
Their usual tactics: blame others (ie their enemies) for what they do
James Lincoln says
Yes, Edward.
That is the method of psychopaths.
Gregory says
I think that every Islamic group that signed the open letter should be rounded up and deported because they do not support the Australian way of life. The day will come when citizens will lament the Australian Government allowing this scum into this country.
Jenny H says
This pair wasn’t tricked or overcome by emotion. They were calmly stating their real opinions, showing their real selves.
I”m glad they’ve been banned from nursing in Australia, or is that only in hospitals?
All Muslim health professionals should be required to recite a form of hippocratic oath that makes it clear they would go to hell if they broke it.