Jess Phillips, the Labour MP for Birmingham Yardley, has claimed that she received expedited NHS treatment after voting for a ceasefire in Gaza, suggesting that her political stance influenced her care by a Palestinian doctor during a recent hospital visit. Speaking at an event in London, she described experiencing severe breathing difficulties and noted that she received preferential treatment 'undoubtedly' due to her identity and the doctor's appreciation of her political views. Phillips stated that she found the hospital conditions distressing, comparing them unfavorably to healthcare facilities in war zones and developing countries. Her comments have sparked significant backlash, with critics questioning the integrity of NHS treatment and alleging a 'two-tier' system. Political opponents and commentators have called for clarification regarding her claims, arguing that such assertions could undermine public trust in healthcare services. The controversy arises against the backdrop of her previous resignation from the shadow cabinet to support the Gaza ceasefire motion, highlighting ongoing tensions within the Labour Party over the conflict.