Death threats, institutional indifference, and the growing exodus of Jewish doctors from Britain reveal a crisis that the UK's medical establishment refuses to confront.
Good article. My heart goes out to these doctors, but I honestly think they should be among the first to leave. Unlike many people, they often have the skills and financial means to build a new life elsewhere, whether that's Israel or another country where antisemitism is far less prevalent.
The sad reality is that Jews are usually the first target. The same trend is happening here in Canada, and I suspect we'll see it in more and more Western countries unless something changes. Eventually, Britain's non-Jewish population will have to decide what kind of country they want and whether they are prepared to confront the forces that are changing it. That is ultimately their fight to have.
My advice to Jewish doctors would be: protect your families and your future first. If, in time, Britain turns things around, those who wish to return can always make that choice. Until then, I'd rather see Jewish doctors saving lives in places where they are respected than wondering whether they are safe going to work.
I truly hope you are correct, but my fear is that the younger people have been so indoctrinated that unless they face the real implications of radical Islam they will just coast along. I look at what the 20-35 year olds in the US are embracing, an Islamic political revolution wrapped in what looks like socialism. Until the feel the real impact they will continue to be silent or worse willing participants. The adage that a conservative is a liberal who has been mugged is true.
Marc, your concerns are mine as well. Nobody has a crystal ball here. I'm guessing, just like you are, and your position may turn out to be right.
I still think the backlash is starting, but my fear is that for Jews in places like Britain and France, it may already be too late. Jews are usually the first target, and my advice to many of them would be to leave now rather than wait for the larger fight to happen.
As for young people, I don't think most of them are truly embracing Islam. I think they're embracing progressivism, wokeism, and a fashionable anti-Western worldview. But eventually, many may discover that the forces they're supporting do not actually share their values.
The question is whether they wake up in time. For the broader West, maybe. For Jews in certain places, I'm far less sure.
The test is simple: would Britain tolerate this against any other minority? Doctors threatened in the street. Colleagues suggesting Israelis should be denied treatment. Advocacy groups trying to ban a Jewish medical association. Professional bodies redefining antisemitism over the objections of Jews themselves. No serious society can call that inclusion. The Red-Green alliance has learned to weaponize medical ethics, civil-rights language, and “free speech” claims to make Jewish identity and Zionism professionally dangerous. If Britain’s institutions will not defend Jewish doctors, they will not defend civilization. The ship is not drifting. It is being steered.
All I can add here is that 85 years ago, the Jews of Europe had no where to turn. Today, you have an option, either wake up and take it or continue to suffer until it's too late.
This is all so unreal. I find myself flummoxed that American universities allowed themselves to be basically taken over by Islam and it’s teachings, hiring anti-semitic, anti-Israel professors and indoctrinating their students to hate Jews and Israel, all of this going on under the noses of the big donors and board members, many of whom are Jewish. Someone in the Islamic world was extremely clever about their takeover of the West, using our freedoms and basically good nature against us. They’re still doing it. Unless it is stopped soon, we are all doomed to suffer the consequences.
Good article. My heart goes out to these doctors, but I honestly think they should be among the first to leave. Unlike many people, they often have the skills and financial means to build a new life elsewhere, whether that's Israel or another country where antisemitism is far less prevalent.
The sad reality is that Jews are usually the first target. The same trend is happening here in Canada, and I suspect we'll see it in more and more Western countries unless something changes. Eventually, Britain's non-Jewish population will have to decide what kind of country they want and whether they are prepared to confront the forces that are changing it. That is ultimately their fight to have.
My advice to Jewish doctors would be: protect your families and your future first. If, in time, Britain turns things around, those who wish to return can always make that choice. Until then, I'd rather see Jewish doctors saving lives in places where they are respected than wondering whether they are safe going to work.
I believe the non-Jewish populations in the west (Europe, Canada, Australia) have made their choice.
Actually, Marc, I think the backlash is just starting to happen. The only question is, is it too late or not?
I truly hope you are correct, but my fear is that the younger people have been so indoctrinated that unless they face the real implications of radical Islam they will just coast along. I look at what the 20-35 year olds in the US are embracing, an Islamic political revolution wrapped in what looks like socialism. Until the feel the real impact they will continue to be silent or worse willing participants. The adage that a conservative is a liberal who has been mugged is true.
Marc, your concerns are mine as well. Nobody has a crystal ball here. I'm guessing, just like you are, and your position may turn out to be right.
I still think the backlash is starting, but my fear is that for Jews in places like Britain and France, it may already be too late. Jews are usually the first target, and my advice to many of them would be to leave now rather than wait for the larger fight to happen.
As for young people, I don't think most of them are truly embracing Islam. I think they're embracing progressivism, wokeism, and a fashionable anti-Western worldview. But eventually, many may discover that the forces they're supporting do not actually share their values.
The question is whether they wake up in time. For the broader West, maybe. For Jews in certain places, I'm far less sure.
The test is simple: would Britain tolerate this against any other minority? Doctors threatened in the street. Colleagues suggesting Israelis should be denied treatment. Advocacy groups trying to ban a Jewish medical association. Professional bodies redefining antisemitism over the objections of Jews themselves. No serious society can call that inclusion. The Red-Green alliance has learned to weaponize medical ethics, civil-rights language, and “free speech” claims to make Jewish identity and Zionism professionally dangerous. If Britain’s institutions will not defend Jewish doctors, they will not defend civilization. The ship is not drifting. It is being steered.
All I can add here is that 85 years ago, the Jews of Europe had no where to turn. Today, you have an option, either wake up and take it or continue to suffer until it's too late.
Eurabia is an established fact!
This is all so unreal. I find myself flummoxed that American universities allowed themselves to be basically taken over by Islam and it’s teachings, hiring anti-semitic, anti-Israel professors and indoctrinating their students to hate Jews and Israel, all of this going on under the noses of the big donors and board members, many of whom are Jewish. Someone in the Islamic world was extremely clever about their takeover of the West, using our freedoms and basically good nature against us. They’re still doing it. Unless it is stopped soon, we are all doomed to suffer the consequences.