NSW Health workers exposed by Israeli influencer and English teacher Max Veifer
This is how an Instagram influencer exposed two NSW Health workers for their frightening and violent views.
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An Israeli influencer who exposed NSW Health workers Ahmad ‘Rashad’ Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh for appearing to threaten, and admit to harming Jewish patients, has made a name for himself for sharing footage of people using video chat rooms to air anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist views online.
Max Veifer is a Hebrew-speaking English teacher who regularly posts videos to Instagram, Facebook and TikTok in which he has conversations on the chat site Chatruletka.
Mr Veifer runs a business called ‘Learn English in 10 Months’ and states he lives in Ashdod, Israel.
When Mr Veifer is matched with people that share anti-Israel and anti-Jewish views, he records and uploads the conversations to social media.
On Wednesday Mr Veifer shared footage showing a conversation he had online with the two workers, who wer wearing NSW Health uniforms and in a hospital setting.
The video recorded Nadir and Abu Lebdeh on a public chat forum telling the influencer they refuse to treat people of an Israeli background.
In the video, Nadir says: “You have no idea how many [Israeli people] come to this hospital ... I send to Jahannam”.
Jahannam is the Arabic translation for “hell”.
Abu Lebdeh later says: “It’s Palestine’s country, not your country you piece of s**t”.
It has now been exclusively revealed by the Daily Telegraph that the pair work at Bankstown Hospital.
The Daily Telegraph has contacted Mr Veifer for comment.
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