A judge in New South Wales rules that a viral video showing two Sydney nurses allegedly threatening Israeli people and making antisemitic comments will not be admitted as evidence in their upcoming trials. The prosecution case is expected to rely on other material, after the court finds the footage is inadmissible. According to multiple reports, the video originated from an online chat involving the nurses and an Israeli content creator/influencer, which later circulated online. Lawyers for the defence argue that the recording breached NSW laws that prohibit making or recording private conversations without consent. The nurses—identified in one report as Ahmad Nadir (28) and Sarah Abu Lebdeh (27)—plead not guilty to charges including menacing and offensive conduct, and the allegations include refusing to treat Israeli patients and threats of violence. With the video excluded, the matter proceeds to trial without that specific footage. Other details about what evidence remains in the prosecution’s case are not described in the provided summaries.