Dr. Rahmeh Aladwan finally got what she desperately wanted: a 15-month suspension of her license to practice medicine in the UK. Aladwan had become something of the poster child for Britain’s crisis of anti-Semitism in medicine, reveling in her growing celebrity and upping the ante with every social-media post until she had become a caricature of a Jew-hating paranoiac. Aladwan responded to her suspension with a gleeful display of appreciation for having achieved her social-media martyrdom: “