Two nurses in Sydney suspended over anti-Semitic video

In Sydney, two nurses were suspended from work after the publication of a video with their participation, in which they threatened people of Jewish origin. This was reported by the BBC television channel on February 12.

"Two Australian nurses were suspended from work after a video appeared in which they threaten to kill Israeli patients and brag about refusing to treat them," - stated in the material.

It is also noted that the police are investigating the employees. It is reported that before the dismissal they worked in the hospital in Sydney.

In addition, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned the video, calling it "disgusting and shameful".

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Earlier, on February 9, UK Deputy Health Minister Andrew Gwyn was fired for offensive comments in the messenger WhatsApp (owned by Meta Corporation, recognized as extremist and banned in Russia). Gwin is noted to have repeatedly allowed anti-Semitic and sexist insults, other inappropriate and disrespectful messages against both voters and other members of the ruling Labor Party in a closed WhatsApp group.