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Last year, two Muslim nurses in Australia exchanged boasts online about killing their Jewish patients, with the male nurse claiming that he had already killed several. They have both had their nursing licenses suspended and now they await sentencing for making death threats. They could receive up to 22 years in prison.
Now a similar case has made the news in the Netherlands, where a female Muslim nurse, Batisma Chayat Sa’id, has called on other nurses to kill Israeli patients, through lethal injections, has promised that she herself will do this, and implied that she has already murdered Israeli patients in the past. More on the outcry that resulted, and her transparent attempts to cover her tracks by claiming that her “identity had been stolen,” can be found here: “Dutch Nurse Under Police Investigation for Alleged Threats Against Israeli Patients,” by Ailin Vilches Arguello, Algemeiner, August 1, 2025:
A Muslim nurse in the Netherlands is under police investigation after allegedly threatening to administer lethal injections to Israeli patients — an incident that has sparked public outrage and intensified fears over rising antisemitism and patient safety in Europe’s health-care systems.
The comments were widely circulated by Israeli influencer Max Veifer, who also exposed a recent case in Australia where two nurses were suspended for two years over antisemitic threats and remarks.
In a video shared on social media, Veifer denounced Dutch-Muslim nurse Batisma Chayat Sa’id’s remarks as a serious violation of medical ethics.
“Someone like that should be prosecuted and barred from treating patients. Imagine your grandparents being cared for by someone so hateful,” the Israeli influencer said.
Not only should Batisma Chayat Sa’id be barred from being a nurse, but she should be prosecuted for making death threats, and her previous treatment of “Zionist” — i.e., Jewish — patients must also be examined.
The incident was sparked when an Israeli-Dutch woman living in the Netherlands commented on a social media post by far-right politician Geert Wilders, who cautioned about what he called the country’s looming radical Islamization by 2050.
A social media account belonging to the Muslim nurse also commented on the post, claiming it would happen by 2027, to which the Israeli woman responded, “Your dream is our nightmare. But people wake up from nightmares. Our Netherlands, our Israel.”
The Muslim nurse was predicting, with a triumphant air, that Muslims would dominate the Netherlands, not, as Geert Wilders feared, by 2050, but much sooner — by 2027. Her supremacist belief, that Muslims will “dominate and not be dominated” sooner than anyone thinks, while absurd, is itself cause for alarm. For that view of a coming Muslim hegemony in the countries of Europe, the result of ever-increasing Muslim numbers, is shared by millions of other Muslims, convinced that they are the “best of peoples” and the non-Muslims they will eventually outnumber — if nothing is done to prevent that grim state of affairs — are the “most vile of created beings.”
“Nothing belongs to you! My grandparents built the Netherlands. I was born and raised here, and I will do everything in my power to help this country get rid of the Zionist cancer,” the nurse further replied.
“You know what I’m doing with Zionists — giving an extra injection as a nurse specialist. Letting them go to heaven!” Sa’id continued.
Whether that is an idle boast, or a real one, she needs to be stripped of her nursing license at once. No Israeli patient should have to worry about a possibly homicidal caregiver. And the government must now look at the history of the Israelis (and Jews) she has treated in the past, for evidence of mistreatment including possible homicides..
When the Israeli woman threatened to report her, Sa’id replied: “Haha, try your best! I don’t have a boss — I’m the boss! All Zionists can die, inside healthcare and beyond, and I’m happy to help with that!”
Shortly after her posts gained widespread attention, Sa’id deleted all her social media accounts, insisting that her identity had been stolen and that she was not responsible for such comments….
Now, of course, she insists that she didn’t write those things. Someone stole her identity. That’s always the story with these people when their incriminating posts are uncovered.
Batisma Chayat Sa’id may think she’ll get out of this by lying. Instead, she’s in for a world of woe. An end to her nursing career. And perhaps prison. Something to look forward.
