.@uklabour 1/10 *Breaking*
Who co-sponsored Corbyn’s now infamous event which equated jews to Nazis on Holocaust Memorial Day?
Answer: the people who run ‘Jewish Voice for Labour’
Who co-sponsored Corbyn’s now infamous event which equated jews to Nazis on Holocaust Memorial Day?
Answer: the people who run ‘Jewish Voice for Labour’
2/10 Let’s start with the group who co-sponsored called J-BIG. JVL leader Wimbourne-Idrissi is founder and ‘national secretary’
3/10 J-BIG are yet another arm of JVL. Their twitter accounts are even linked, posting the same things simultaneously.
4/10 Idrissi mocked the Jewish community demonstrating against Labour antisemitism.
She not only joined a counter demonstration but also cynically abused the memory of those murdered in the Holocaust by wearing a yellow star saying ‘Jews for Jez.’
She not only joined a counter demonstration but also cynically abused the memory of those murdered in the Holocaust by wearing a yellow star saying ‘Jews for Jez.’
5/10 Another group called BRICUP also co-sponsored the event. Their Chair is JVL leader Jonathan Rosenhead. BRICUP specialise in the academic boycott of Israel. Rosenhead describes himself as the ‘architect of academic boycott’
6/10 Rosenhead is a Holocaust revisionist, altering the facts around the Holocaust to make Jews complicit. Historians have described his comments as ‘fantasy’
7/10 BRICUP are also another arm of JVL. To join JVL you have to post your membership form to BRICUP
8/10 JVL leader Mike Cushman is a leader of BRICUP with Rosenhead and also represents J-BIG with Idrissi
9/10 Cushman was profiled by the CST for his antisemitic conspiracy theories and is also a Holocaust revisionist
10/10 These organisations are the same few people peddling the same wares under the guise of different brands. They use this tactic because they are desperate to appear more popular.
This proves JVL leaders were enabling Corbyn’s antisemitism well before he was leader
This proves JVL leaders were enabling Corbyn’s antisemitism well before he was leader
