NHS workers should be banned from wearing pro-Palestinian badges as antisemitism report finds Jewish patients and staff feel need to hide their religious identity

A new report suggests that NHS workers should avoid wearing pro-Palestinian badges to prevent antisemitism, as it found Jewish patients and staff often hide their religious identity due to feeling ostracized. The recommendation is part of a broader review by the Government's independent advisor on antisemitism, highlighting the routine ostracism faced by Jewish employees in the NHS. This move aims to foster a more inclusive and safe environment, emphasizing the importance of addressing such biases to ensure all individuals can work and receive care without fear.