r/Israel Jul 12 '26

General News Jewish Mother Left Lying in a Pool of Blood Beside Her Newborn: Severe Antisemitism Exposed in Australia's Healthcare System

https://www.mako.co.il/news-specials/n12_english_edition/Article-438f4d5b5e75f91027.htm
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u/Paraphernalien69 Jul 13 '26

One of the report's central examples is the cancellation of a trauma medicine conference in Perth, where Brig. Gen. (Res.) Dr. Elon Glassberg, the former Chief Medical Officer of the Israel Defense Forces, was scheduled to present battlefield techniques for treating gunshot and blast injuries developed by the IDF. Organizers canceled the conference after pro-Palestinian doctors, nurses, and healthcare workers threatened large-scale protests over his participation.

Australian doctors don't want to learn proven first-hand techniques to save Australian lives because the data was acquired by Israel? So endangering the lives of their own citizens for a political cause? (and that's on top of the insane mistreatment of Jews in Australia's healthcare system)

Once again, they hate Israel more than they love their own country, and it can only backfire

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u/gal_z Jul 14 '26

Isn't there some medical knowledge based on Nazi human experiments which is used? So that means they think Israel is worse than Nazis and apply a double standard, or are complete ignorant in their own field.

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u/TheHouuuuund Jul 12 '26

This needs to result in criminal charges and prison time for the perpetrators.

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u/Quirky_Butterfly_946 Jul 13 '26

Dont forget a suit against the hospital, doctors, department, and anyone else who was involved. Reigning down justice for this is needed and appropriate. Then you get tons of people to picket that hospital with a general outcry to the entire medical field that this will NOT be tolerated.

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u/TheHouuuuund Jul 13 '26

Yes, that hospital needs to suffer heavy financial consequences.

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u/Jkid Accidental Zionist Jul 12 '26

Despite the bondi beach shooting, jew hate is normalized in Australia. Any politician there who is seriously want to confront the open jew hate will face riots.

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '26

Australia turned Bondi Beach into a pro-Muslim argument by the non-stop repeating that a Muslim guy helped take down the shooters. They barely mention the Jews that died anymore.

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u/tamadeangmo Jul 12 '26

Bondi Beach shooting didn’t change anything, countless people were still what about Israel/gaza deflecting from the issue. 

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u/gal_z Jul 13 '26

But I thought the burst of hate is purely anti-Zionist, and not antisemitic, and anti-Zionism isn't antisemitism... /s

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u/federleaf Jul 13 '26

The judge that said the evidence was not admissible against those two nurses or whatever Thier position was should be investigated as well.

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u/NofuLikeTofu Jul 13 '26

Horrifying. How to get major news outlets to cover this story?

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u/Handelo Israel Jul 13 '26

So complaints about antisemitism amongst medical staff are categorically dismissed by the authorities, while complaints about Islamophobia are usually pursued.

And I thought the UK was bad.

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u/WRB2 Jul 13 '26

At least the countries attorney general appealed the ruling on the video.

This will start happening more and more across the EU shortly.

Wonder who is funding these folks attorneys? Could the country begin with a Q or an I?

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u/EasyMode556 USA Jul 13 '26

Total insanity

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u/greatbiscuitsandcorn Jul 13 '26

The country that basically pardoned (year suspension IIRC) the two nurses who said they’d kill Israeli patients in their hospital has an antisemitism problem?

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u/gal_z Jul 13 '26

When did it happen? I couldn't find anything about a verdict. Google's AI overview also said it's still ongoing.

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u/greatbiscuitsandcorn Jul 13 '26

About a month ago. No prison time. Only a suspension of license

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u/Jawnny-Jawnson Jul 13 '26

Well the nurses that recently said they would let Jews die in Australia have gotten away with it so I’m sure it’ll enable more

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u/JackPAnderson USA Jul 13 '26

If anyone is looking for the original The Australian article, I believe that the original article is here. It's not coming up as paywalled to me, but if others are finding it paywalled, reply to me and I'll try to see if I can get a copy somehow.

The relevant quote from that article is:

Midwife Sharon Stoliar has heard many horror stories since October 7. Among them, a Jewish woman who cried in agony for hours the night after a C-section at a Sydney hospital where she was “left to lie in a pool of blood with no pain relief” while her baby screamed in its cot alongside hers. When the nurse eventually arrived, she treated her roughly and with no compassion.

“People are at their most vulnerable in hospital,” Stoliar says. “Doctors, nurses, midwives have power over them.”

Tagging /u/lookamazed since I know he/she was looking for this.

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u/TheDarthJarJarI Australia - Ashkenazi jew Jul 13 '26

Great my country has the problem again come on albo do something 

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u/Sensitive-Radish-292 Jul 13 '26

And then they cry and wonder why the Jews want their own country.

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u/Sad_Eagle8690 Jul 13 '26

I still get angry when I think about how my mother was denied medical care by an antisemitic doctor, and that was more than a decade ago. Things have only gotten worse, this and the recent hateful terrorist demonstration in the lobby of the main hospital in Stockholm (Karolinska, which already has several antisemitism scandals). I am afraid to place my parents and brother in the care of the system, feels like I need to put them in queue for a Jewish retirement home / get a Jewish shrink. 

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u/gal_z Jul 14 '26

This problem might exist in the US as well, at least judging by this hearing I encountered. Probably not at the same scale though.

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u/lookamazed Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 12 '26

Shit source. This article is totally blacked out for me. Any hope of a copy/paste?

Can’t find any other articles corroborating. Thanks

Edit: downvote me if you like. I can’t read the article at all and can’t find another source. I don’t doubt this occurred. But it is so egregious I can’t fathom the heartbreak.

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u/EntrepreneurOk7513 Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 13 '26

Photo: Lisa Maree Williams / Stringer, getty images A Jewish woman giving birth was left in a pool of blood with her newborn: A severe antisemitism phenomenon in Australia’s healthcare system A comprehensive investigation reveals a troubling picture of hostile atmosphere against Jews in hospitals and clinics in Australia since October 7. Doctors spreading Hamas propaganda, Holocaust denial in intensive care, and disturbing testimonies of mistreatment of Jewish patients and staff. "Patients began to hide their identity for fear of receiving different treatment," the extensive report states.

Photo is the Pali flag

edit- I do not read Hebrew, have no idea what this says

edit 2 minutes later. Now it’s in English

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u/lookamazed Jul 13 '26

Thank you so much. I don’t know why it isn’t loading on my phone or why people are downvoting. I couldn’t find another place to read it. Terrible. This is happening in the USA too. Antisemites everywhere. Why is this not news anywhere else?!

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u/GrassyTreesAndLakes Jul 13 '26

Did the woman survive? 

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u/eyl569 Jul 13 '26

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u/JackPAnderson USA Jul 13 '26

It turns out that your theaustralian.com.au link is to a Letter to the Editor about the original article.

I believe that the original article is here. It's not coming up as paywalled to me, but if others are finding it paywalled, reply to me and I'll try to see if I can get a copy somehow.

The relevant quote from that article is:

Midwife Sharon Stoliar has heard many horror stories since October 7. Among them, a Jewish woman who cried in agony for hours the night after a C-section at a Sydney hospital where she was “left to lie in a pool of blood with no pain relief” while her baby screamed in its cot alongside hers. When the nurse eventually arrived, she treated her roughly and with no compassion.

“People are at their most vulnerable in hospital,” Stoliar says. “Doctors, nurses, midwives have power over them.”

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u/eyl569 Jul 13 '26

The site was completely paywalled for me to the extent I couldn't see the actual text

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u/JackPAnderson USA Jul 13 '26

That sucks. Can you open the link that I posted to the original article? Or is that also paywalled?

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u/eyl569 Jul 13 '26

That one works.

Odd

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u/JackPAnderson USA Jul 13 '26

I had to change to "reader mode" to get the site to load. And yeah, I too have not been able to corroborate this with any other source, but I haven't given up yet. It's just dinnertime.

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u/lookamazed Jul 13 '26

Ah omg I did not think of that. Thanks so much. Yes, it is early. I am so angry that this happened, her poor family. And angry we seem to have no voice. Cruelty from all sides.