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Sydney nurses' alleged threats 'stupid things said by stupid people', court told
Key takeaways
- Mr Nadir and Ms Abu Lebdeh both attended court on Thursday.
- A lawyer acting for one of two Sydney nurses accused of making antisemitic threats via an online video chat app has told a court their actions were "stupid things said by stupid people".
- It comes as their legal teams argue a video of the conversation was illegally recorded by an Israeli content creator.
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Mr Nadir and Ms Abu Lebdeh both attended court on Thursday. (ABC News: Jamie Mc Kinnell)
A lawyer acting for one of two Sydney nurses accused of making antisemitic threats via an online video chat app has told a court their actions were "stupid things said by stupid people".
It comes as their legal teams argue a video of the conversation was illegally recorded by an Israeli content creator.
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