Video of two Sydney nurses allegedly making antisemitic comments to Israeli influencer struck from court case
Summary
A video showing two Sydney nurses allegedly making antisemitic remarks to an Israeli influencer will not be used in their upcoming trial. The judge ruled the footage inadmissible due to privacy concerns and its wide publication online.Key Facts
- Nurses Ahmad Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh face charges for threatening Israeli patients and refusing to treat them.
- They have pleaded not guilty to the accusations.
- A judge excluded video and recordings of their conversation from evidence in court.
- The videos were recorded without the nurses’ consent on the ChatRoulette platform.
- The judge noted the material was already widely shared online and in media.
- Lawyers argued the recordings violated the nurses’ privacy.
- The prosecution claimed the chat was less private due to the random nature of the platform.
- The trial is scheduled for the end of August.
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