A royal commission hears allegations involving two Bankstown hospital nurses and claims that patients sought changes to how their Jewish identity was recorded in medical documents. According to reporting across multiple outlets, antisemitic remarks were allegedly made by the nurses, prompting concern and anger within the local Jewish community. The commission also hears that some patients requested their Jewish identity be removed from clinical records after the comments, seeking to prevent further exposure of sensitive information. The accounts presented relate to events at the Bankstown hospital and describe how patients and community members responded when they believed their identity had been singled out. The reporting says the commission is examining the circumstances surrounding the alleged conduct, including how staff members communicated with patients and how personal details were handled in medical documentation. The outlets do not present a single, unified timeline in the provided summaries, but they converge on the core claims: alleged antisemitic statements by nurses and subsequent patient requests to remove Jewish identity from medical records. The commission proceedings continue.