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Australian Court Allows Video Evidence Against Nurses Accused of Anti-Israel Threats

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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 2 hours ago

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An Australian appeals court has allowed a video showing two former nurses threatening Israelis to be used as evidence in their upcoming trial. The nurses, suspended last year after the video's release, face charges related to anti-Israel threats made during a video call. The court's decision overturns a prior ruling that barred the video due to privacy concerns.

01Australian appeals court permits video evidence against two nurses accused of threatening Israelis.
02Nurses Ahmad Rashad Nadir and Sarah Abu Labda face trial starting late August for anti-Israel threats.
03Video shows nurses admitting past medical negligence and making violent threats towards Israeli patients.
04Nurses were suspended in February 2023 after the video sparked public outrage in Australia.
05Defense argued video was obtained improperly violating privacy laws; initial court ruling favored nurses.
06Prosecution appealed and won, allowing the video to be used in court proceedings.

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