Australian Senator Fatima Payman claimed Sunday a “double standard” is at play in the outrage over two Sydney nurses caught on camera making vile anti-Semitic threats.
Afghanistan-born Payman, who migrated to Australia as a child with her family, spoke out after nurses Ahmed ‘Rashid’ Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh told Israeli influencer Max Veifer they would kill their Jewish patients in a video that went viral, as Breitbart News reported.
Senator Payman said what the nurses did was wrong and “thankfully no Israeli patient was killed” but called for critics to move on.
“They made a terrible comment yet are been treated as if they have committed the absolute worst crime imaginable,” Senator Payman said. “These individuals have been fired, banned from ever working
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