US EditionNHS Doctor Rahmeh Aladwan Faces Trial Over Hamas Support Allegations
Dr Rahmeh Aladwan is accused of six offences, including four counts of inviting support for Hamas, and has been granted continued bail.
- On Friday, NHS doctor Rahmeh Aladwan appeared at the Old Bailey to face six charges involving alleged support for Hamas through social media posts.
- Authorities arrested The British Palestinian at her home in Pilning, Gloucestershire, on March 26, charging her with inviting support for a proscribed group and stirring up racial hatred.
- Aladwan allegedly wrote, "Free the world from Jewish supremacy," and stated, "I condemn the existence of Israel," in online posts between July and December last year.
- Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb granted Aladwan continued bail and set trial proceedings at Bristol Crown Court to begin March 15 next year, with a plea hearing scheduled for August.
- The trial will determine whether the NHS doctor's posts constitute criminal invitations to support a proscribed organization, with potential implications for her medical practice and employment.
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Great Yorkshire RadioNHS doctor accused of inviting support for Hamas appears in court - as details of alleged messages heard
The Old Bailey heard details of messages allegedly posted online by Dr Rahmeh Aladwan, who has yet to enter a plea to six charges.
Evening Standard
NHS doctor in court over alleged support for Hamas
Dr Rahmeh Aladwan was arrested at her home in Pilning, south Gloucestershire, and charged with the six offences on March 26.
Dr Rahmeh Aladwan appears at the Old Bailey
Dr Rahmeh Aladwan, 31, appeared at the Old Bailey today charged with four counts of inviting support for Hamas by posting comments online between 23rd July and 31st December 2025. Hamas is an antisemitic genocidal terrorist group that is proscribed in the UK. Stephen Silverman, Director of Investigations and Enforcement at Campaign Against Antisemitism, said: “It’s about time this doctor was in the dock. Far from being an isolated case, these se…
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