The video, filmed in Bankstown Hospital, caught the attention of authorities and sparked a public uproar, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemning it as "disgusting."

Sarah, suspended from her job, is facing multiple charges including threatening violence, while law enforcement says there's no evidence of actual harm to patients. She was granted bail and will appear in court on March 19. Meanwhile, her companion, Ahmad Rashad Nadir, has yet to be charged. This incident comes amidst a broader context of rising antisemitic acts in Australia, prompting the government to tighten hate crime laws.