An NHS doctor has sparked fury after spreading a conspiracy theory that the Manchester attack was a 'false flag operation' designed to boost sympathy for Israel. Dr Asad Khan, a respiratory consultant from Manchester, posted on Instagram and in a Facebook group casting doubt on the motive for the terror attack, which claimed the lives of two Jewish people last week. But he is far from the only NHS employee accused of anti-Semitism . Dundee GP Dr Shamroz Afghan (pictured below) called for Zionism to be eradicated just ten days after the October 7 attack, in which Hamas killed some...
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