Doctors’ social media posts are sparking a crisis of trust in healthcare, especially among Jewish patients, as antisemitic content online drives away those who need care most. Australia’s health regulator found 40-45% of racism complaints stem from social media, rising to 85% for antisemitism and Islamophobia. While political commentary is allowed if respectful, crossing into discrimination triggers action. The stigma is so severe that some Jewish healthcare workers feel unsafe even identifying publicly. This isn’t just an Aussie issue — Australia saw the biggest spike in antisemitic incidents among global Jewish communities after recent events, with a grim outlook for next year.
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