Medical Anti-Semitism in Brooklyn, 100 Years Ago

In a recent interview, a young British physician named Rahmeh Aladwan, who has already found herself in hot water for anti-Semitic statements, declared that a Jew is “the most privileged person” in society, and that if her preferred candidate doesn’t win an upcoming election, it is proof that the UK is “controlled by Israel.” This is not a one-off case, but part of a pattern that has emerged in Britain and, to a lesser extent, in America: doctors who are willing to make the most grotesque and hate-filled statements about Jews on public platforms—so that Jews would reasonably be afraid to put their lives in these doctors hands.