Muslim nurse from the Netherlands says he will kill Israeli patients

A Muslim nurse born and raised in the Netherlands posts on social media that she would give an extra injection to Israeli patients "so they go to heaven.".

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Explain the medium algeimer.com that in mid-July 2025 the Muslim nurse Batisma Chayat Sa'id had a discussion on Instagram with Lital van Steenbergen, a health professional of Israeli origin also residing in the Netherlands. The conversation flared up in response to a post by the controversial leader Geert Wilders about the country's Islamisation. Sa'id intervened with the statement: “It's not our dream, it will happen in 2027”.

Van Steenbergen replied: “Your dream is our nightmare. The Netherlands are ours. Israel is ours.”The situation grew heated and the Muslim woman even went so far as to say:“Nothing belongs to you! My grandparents built the Netherlands. I was born and raised here, and I will do everything I can to help this country eradicate the Zionist cancer..”

When the Israeli woman warned that she could report her, she replied «Haha, do what you want, I have no superior, I am superior.«. Literally, he wrote: “All Zionists can die, both within the healthcare system and outside it, and I will be delighted to help..” In another comment he states: “As a specialist nurse, I give them an extra injection to send them to heaven.”And in a third message he adds: “Your day will come. I won't forgive a single one of you.”

Screenshots, allegations and he says he knows nothing about it.

The posts were captured before the account was deleted. The images circulated rapidly on social media and were shared by the Israeli activist Max Veifer. Lital van Steenbergen also filed a formal complaint with the police on 18 July, while the case was reported to the Netherlands Nursing Association.

After the public release of the messages, Sa'id's social media profiles on Instagram, Facebook and X disappeared. A few days later, several Dutch media outlets reported their version of the events: He claimed that he had not posted any of the comments and that he had been the victim of identity theft.. He stated verbatim: “I want to make it clear: I do not hate Jews or any other person, race, religion or identity.”He also announced his intention to bring legal action for defamation and digital identity theft. To date, no technical evidence has been made public to corroborate this account.

Police investigation and disciplinary action

Meanwhile, the Dutch police have opened a formal investigation. According to sources cited by Algemeiner, Batisma Chayat Sa'id has been summoned to give a statement at the Driebergen-Rijsenburg police station. At the same time, a digital forensic analysis is being carried out to determine the true origin of the messages and the ownership of the account from which they were posted.

The Dutch health authority, the IGJ (Inspectie Gezondheidszorg en Jeugd), has been informed of the facts. If it is confirmed that Sa'id is the author of the publications, a disciplinary proceeding could be opened and her licence to practise as a nurse could be revoked.

Concern over the ideology of Muslim healthcare workers

This case is set against a backdrop of growing concern about the increase in antisemitic statements within the Western healthcare system. Recently, in Australia, Two professionals were suspended for saying, «I won't treat Israelis, I'll kill them.». The Australian authorities revoked their credentials to practise medicine.

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