Israel lobby auto-floods signature list supporting British-Palestinian NHS doctor

A letter signed by anti-Zionist Jews in support of British-Palestinian NHS doctor Rahmeh Aladwan — who is being persecuted by the Starmer regime and Israel lobby — has seen off a coordinated attempt to sabotage the letter by flooding it with fake signatures.

By yesterday, the letter, which demands protection for Dr Aladwan and an end to the campaign to criminalise her and remove her medical licence, had been signed by more than a hundred British Jews — but today a clearly automated flood of emails took the number to more than 31,000, all with similar strings of identifying characters in the email addresses:

The attempt to nobble the letter failed, however. The list’s administrators quickly replaced the fake-swamped page with a new url – and the number of real Jewish signatories supporting its demands has jumped from a 100 to more than 170.

It doesn’t take a genius to work out that the Israel lobby — rattled by the support of Jewish people for the Muslim woman it and its government poodles are hounding — is behind it; nor does it take much imagination to see where they got the idea, though they could have used a bit of self-awareness.

Israel has spent millions on bot programmes to try to shore up its shredded reputation after two years of genociding innocent Palestinians in Gaza. But then even Israel’s AI bots woke up and started accusing it of genocide, apartheid and being white colonisers.

Organiser Tony Greenstein said:

Earlier today the Zionists mounted an attack on the statement I circulated in support of Dr Aladwan, who is in danger of being struck off the medical register. Some 31K signatures appeared within a few hours!

As you can see, most of them were fraudulent. Even Adolf Hitler got in on the act.

I have set up a new statement as the old one, even when I’d removed the Zionist ones, was no longer operative.

If you haven’t already signed then please do so.

If you are Jewish and would like to add your signature, the new page to do so is here.

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