The American Association of Endocrinologists' decision to terminate the membership of prominent Jordanian physician Kamel Al-Ajlouni has sparked outrage in medical and public circles in the kingdom. The decision stems from accusations leveled against him over a lecture he gave in Amman in 2024 titled "Acceptance of the Other in Judaism: Fact or Mirage?"Critics of the decision see it as a direct attack on freedom of expression and a bias against voices critical of Israeli crimes against Palestinians.
Oh, so he lost his membership just for critiquing Israel?
Here's what he said in his 2024 lecture:
Dr. Kamel Al-Ajlouni stated, “There is no doubt that the events in Gaza preoccupy anyone with even a shred of humanity, let alone an Arab Muslim witnessing the massacres, the killing of infants, women, and the elderly, and the pleasure taken in killing every non-Jewish soul.” He noted that ongoing discussions about Gaza, the shock at Israeli leaders’ statements labeling Arabs as “human animals,” and the complete destruction and displacement of Gaza’s population stem from ignorance of Jewish beliefs.He explained that these beliefs hold that killing a non-Jew is an act of worship, that non-Jews’ property rightfully belongs to Jews, and that non-Jews are animals created in human form to avoid offending Jewish sensibilities. According to these beliefs, non-Jews are not considered equal, as Jews are the masters and others are slaves.Al-Ajlouni pointed out that current mainstream media, radio, and global news outlets rarely address these beliefs. He stressed the need for Arabs and Muslims to return to Jewish texts and doctrines to understand their lack of respect for non-Jews and their history of unfulfilled agreements....He further noted that economic powers, many academic institutions, and entire nations are under their control. ...“Wake up, Arabs, and stop deceiving yourselves,” he urged.In conclusion, Al-Ajlouni emphasized that every Arab and Muslim must recognize that, in Jewish belief, non-Jews lack humanity, Jewish superiority is a divine right, and killing others is a religious duty unless their existence serves Judaism. He pointed to the Torah and Talmud as evidence of their documented savagery and tyranny, noting that their heinous and criminal acts, recorded since the 19th and 20th centuries before the establishment of their state, and their treatment of Arabs in Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, and elsewhere, serve as clear proof.
Anyone who calls this "criticism of Israel" are themselves antisemitic.
Ajlouni is based out of Jordan and even was the minister of health there for a time, so I'm not sure why he was a member of the American Association of Endocrinologists to begin with.
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