The NHS used to be the subject of envy worldwide for its medical treatment, free at the point of use. But its hospitals have been infested with antisemitism and the British Medical Association has recently voted to abandon the internationally accepted definition of antisemitism. Wes Streeting, when Health Secretary last year, said he had “no confidence” in the medical disciplinary tribunals to deal with rampant antisemitism in the NHS and said that absurd claims of “Jewish supremacy” in the NHS “undermined patient safety”. The BBC, the police and the NHS are just three examples of British institutions which have been...