Overview

• The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service ruled that Dr. Rahmeh Aladwan can continue working while the General Medical Council’s investigation proceeds.
• The panel concluded her online statements did not amount to bullying or harassment and said they did not undermine public confidence in the profession.
• The GMC had asked for a 12‑month interim order with restrictions, arguing Jewish patients would not feel safe under her care.
• Aladwan’s posts were reported to include language about “Jewish supremacy,” refusal to condemn the Oct. 7 attacks, and comments widely characterized as Holocaust denial.
• Health Secretary Wes Streeting said he has no confidence in the regulatory system, and the Campaign Against Antisemitism condemned the decision and said it is exploring legal options.