Jewish members of the doctors’ union tell The Telegraph they feel intimidated and unsafe after ‘anti-Semitic’ motions at the BMA conference
Jewish members of the doctors’ union tell The Telegraph they feel intimidated and unsafe after ‘anti-Semitic’ motions at the BMA conference
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The Jewish Medical Association said members attending the conference ‘feel intimidated, unsafe and excluded’
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The BMA has a long and distinguished history but is becoming increasingly known for its internal divisions and radical tendencies
Labour health secretary has called resident doctors’ union the British Medical Association (BMA) ‘self-indulgent’
It came despite Stephen Kinnock’s claim that the government wants ‘to work constructively with the BMA’
By appointing Tom Dolphin as its leader, the union has demonstrated it is out of touch with the British public
