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A 2017 analysis of #LabourAntisemitism goo.gl/FrADxu #Israeli born author @jsternweiner asks why the attacks was so hysterical & political. A reference is made to Rebecca Hilsenrath CEO of the EHRC who questions Labours response to Antisemitism.
In early 2018 a furore occurred over an #AntiSemitic Mural.. #Corbyn was criticised for responding to a Facebook post by street artist, Mear One, in 2012, which asked why the image faced destruction. Corbyn apologised and provided an explanation goo.gl/aHvNWY
The #BBC published his apology and explanation on the 23/03/2018 on the 25/03/18 Rebecca Hilsenrath CEO of the Equality and Human Rights Commission. Retweeted the comment in the image without clarification. Is this someone who is truly independent? 
The analysis published by spinwatch.org/index.php was published in 2017 so one might ask why it is relevant today? Well the attacks on Labour Party members and #Corbyn have never gone away.
#Antisemitism is a problem in society and it exists in all UK political parties goo.gl/mEbynT goo.gl/GVUHZ3 goo.gl/qLW1BD So the problem needs to be attacked wherever it is found.
In late 2018 we learnt about the Integrity Initiative goo.gl/zjt4BS who claimed to be trying to stem the flow of disinformation but who are actually funded by government to spread disinformation.
So here is where I get called a Conspiracy Theorist but remember I am only asking questions and highlighting concerns. Who does the #IntegrityInitiative use to spread disinformation? Newspapers or perhaps celebrities with a large following.
Frances Barber, Eddie Marsan, Rachel Riley, Tracey Ann Oberman & Alan Sugar have all attacked Labour & Jeremy Corbyn on Antisemitism. Rarely if ever do they highlight the problem in other political parties. Why is that? Do they just hate Labour under Corbyn?
#Antisemitism exists! To use it as a tool to attack one party and its members is dangerous and disingenuous.
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