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Australian Court Bars Key Video Evidence in Threat Case Against Two Sydney Medical Workers

An Australian court ruled that a TikTok video of two Sydney hospital workers threatening Israelis is inadmissible evidence. The pair, Ahmed Nadir and Sara Abu-Labdeh, were fired after the footage caused outrage in Australia and Israel.

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What happened

  1. 01Judge ruled the TikTok recording was illegally made and cannot be used in court.
  2. 02The case involves Bankstown Hospital workers Ahmed Nadir and Sara Abu-Labdeh.
  3. 03The pair made antisemitic remarks and threats against Israeli patients.
  4. 04Both were fired after the video sparked outrage and an investigation.
  5. 05Leaders in Australia and Israel condemned the comments as hateful and disgraceful.

Their criminal trial is due to begin this summer, but the prosecution has now lost its central exhibit.

Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim, the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original

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