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The Labour Party Conference – Palestine not Brexit is the name of the game
The British Labour Party finally went off the deep end altogether during its annual conference in Liverpool a couple of weeks ago. From the reports coming out from certain sessions it is now clear that “Palestinianism” – the obsession about … Continue reading
What is Corbyn’s problem with antisemitism?
By now no one can doubt that the Labour Party has become institutionally antisemitic, even if many individual members are not, and are in fact supportive of the Jews and even Israel. But the stink comes from the head as … Continue reading
Guest Post: The trouble with Labour under Corbyn – an open letter to sympathetic non-Jewish friends
Since I wrote my post a couple of weeks ago about the anger aroused by Jeremy Corbyn’s refusal to adopt the full version of the IHRA definition of antisemitism, matters have become even more heated. The level of anger, not … Continue reading
The effects of Labour’s disavowal of the IHRA definition of antisemitism
Reams of paper and countless megabytes of bandwidth have been expended on Labour’s outrageous redefinition of antisemitism, which it rewrote simply to suit itself and to excuse its own members (including its very own Dear Leader Corbyn) from accusations of … Continue reading
Labour redefines antisemitism for itself to clear itself of antisemitism
The Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn has gone and done it again. Not content with alienating most of its Jewish constituents with its persistent antisemitic scandals, it has now redefined the very definition of antisemitism to permit Nazi comparisons, to … Continue reading
Another pro-Hezbollah Al Quds Day March in London, and a Zionist counter-protest
Once again London witnessed the disgraceful spectacle of thousands of terror-supporting pro-Hezbollah marchers in the heart of London, after the pusillanimous refusal of the British Home Secretary Sajid Javid to ban Hezbollah in its entirety, including its “political wing”. Such … Continue reading
