A judge rules that a video is inadmissible in a court case involving two Sydney nurses accused of making threatening comments toward Israeli patients. The allegations attracted international attention last year after a video appeared online showing the nurses allegedly making anti-Semitic remarks. In the latest court development, the video is thrown out of the case, meaning it will not be used as evidence. The reports say the case relates to alleged conduct toward patients at Bankstown, and that the dispute over the video’s admissibility is a central issue in the proceedings. While the media coverage highlights the prominence of the viral footage when it first circulated, the court decision changes how the prosecution may attempt to prove its claims. The outlets provided similar accounts of the earlier viral video and the judge’s decision to exclude it, without detailing further evidence or the full legal reasoning in the excerpts. The case continues as the matter proceeds in court without the excluded video.