Exposé Reveals Deep-Rooted Antisemitism in Australian Healthcare

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A shocking new revelation has emerged, highlighting widespread anti-Israel sentiment within the Australian healthcare system. This comes after an alarming video surfaced featuring two nurses from Bankstown making antisemitic remarks and threatening to "kill" Israeli patients. While the video caused significant outrage, it appears to be just the "tip of the iceberg" in what is being described as a toxic and racist culture in the health sector.  

 

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There are now disturbing reports of doctors openly praising Hamas and expressing violent sentiments against Zionists. These individuals, despite their extremist views, continue to practice as registered medical professionals. Jewish doctors have long argued that antisemitism is systemic within the healthcare system, and their concerns were officially raised when more than 260 Australian doctors sent a letter to Health Minister Mark Butler on October 26, 2023.  

 

The letter urged Butler to instruct the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and the Australian Medical Council to investigate antisemitic behavior among medical professionals. It described the issue as a "systemic problem" and insisted: "It is entirely unacceptable for any medical professional to use their platform to spread discriminatory or hateful remarks, especially in a divisive manner." Attached to the letter was a dossier detailing the worst offenders, submitted in the immediate aftermath of the October 7 Hamas attacks.

 

The doctors also requested a reminder be sent to all medical professionals, reinforcing that hate speech violates the core principles of healthcare. However, no apparent action was taken.  

 

As a result, antisemitic rhetoric has continued unchecked, leaving Jewish patients vulnerable. One of the most appalling cases involves Dr. Mohamed Ghilan, who publicly shared a post stating, "Live like Sinwar or die trying," in reference to Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. He also shared another post quoting Sinwar: "Humiliation will never be for us." Additionally, another post of his read: "I am Hamas, they are Hamas, we are all Hamas."  

 

Dr. Ghilan was employed at Alfred Hospital until three months ago. In response to inquiries, Alfred Health stated that concerns about the doctor’s online activity had been raised with them in November of last year. "He was suspended from work, and a workplace investigation into the allegations commenced," the statement read. "Dr. Ghilan resigned from our health service while the investigation was still in progress. The concerns raised with Alfred Health were reported to both AHPRA and Victoria Police at the time." Despite this, he remains a registered medical practitioner.  

 

Another case involves a Junior Medical Officer from the Western Sydney Local Health District, who posted, "Every Zionist, young to old, is a psychotic maniac." In another post, he wrote, "Antisemitism is just a weaponized cop-out to protect this criminal entity which is Zionism and all its followers." He also reshared a post calling for Zionists to be "defeated, crushed and utterly removed from power," adding, "Any supporter of Israel is a rotten human. If nobody had any sympathy for the Nazis, nobody should have any sympathy for any of these people."  

 

In one of the most disturbing instances, a Western Sydney doctor posted on Twitter: "I've even become fearful when I see new patients Jewish names book in with me." This raises deep concerns about how Jewish patients might be treated in such an environment.  

 

A long-term NSW Health employee, who has worked in Bankstown, shared her experiences of both explicit and implicit antisemitism but has chosen to remain anonymous to protect her career. She recalled a manager referring to someone by saying, "He’s such a f***ing Jew." On another occasion, a colleague told her, "There will be peace (between Palestinians and Israelis) when one side puts down their arms, and that side should be Israel," implying that Israel should be wiped out.  

 

The extent of the anti-Zionist and antisemitic sentiment in the healthcare sector has become so significant that an Instagram account, "Not My Doctor," has been created to expose these cases.  

 

NSW Health was confronted with these black-and-white examples of social media posts. In response, Secretary Susan Pearce stated that the department "is committed to combatting antisemitism and hate in all its forms." However, she did not comment on whether any of the implicated doctors would face investigation.

 

Based on a report by Sky News  2025-02-19

 

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Anti-Semitism in the NHS: The Disturbing Reality of Hate Among Medical Professionals

Australian Nurses Suspended Over Hate Speech Antisemitic Video as Investigation Unfolds

 

 

[Trentham]

This is absolute B/S. The video comes from Sky News, a Murdoch owned company who are actively promoting the pro Trump agenda of opposition leader, Peter Dutton as we approach a national election. He has made antisemitism a political issue. As a very well respected journalist recently pointed out when the first antisemitic attacks occurred the Murdoch press went crazy but over the last year or two there have been approximately 70 attacks on Islam people and facilities and there was almost no mention of them in the news. 

[Jingthing]

19 minutes ago, Trentham said:

This is absolute B/S. The video comes from Sky News, a Murdoch owned company who are actively promoting the pro Trump agenda of opposition leader, Peter Dutton as we approach a national election. He has made antisemitism a political issue. As a very well respected journalist recently pointed out when the first antisemitic attacks occurred the Murdoch press went crazy but over the last year or two there have been approximately 70 attacks on Islam people and facilities and there was almost no mention of them in the news. 

Do you think Jewish doctors are treating Muslim patients unfairly?

Your post what just lame deflection from the issue at hand.

[koolkarl]

Isn't it eye opening how antisemitic many governments are and even more surprising how naive they are as to the intentions of muslims. 

One thing is for sure, Australia is off my bucket list and I am not Jewish.

[moose7117]

Absolute <deleted> !

[Yellowtail]

The racism and antisemitism in Australia is horrendous. 

[Yellowtail]

11 hours ago, Jingthing said:

Do you think Jewish doctors are treating Muslim patients unfairly?

Your post what just lame deflection from the issue at hand.

Don't they just drain the Muslim kids' blood to make matzos?

 

(kidding)