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Jeremy Corbyn, who didn’t notice the antisemitism in Holocaust denier Paul Eisen.
Jeremy Corbyn, who didn’t notice the antisemitism in Holocaust denier Stephen Sizer.
Jeremy Corbyn, who didn’t notice the antisemitism in Raed Salah, promoter of the blood libel and the conspiracy theory that Jews were behind 9/11.
Jeremy Corbyn, who didn’t notice the antisemitism in a wreath-laying to honour one of the planners of the Munich massacre of Israeli athletes.
Jeremy Corbyn, who didn’t notice the antisemitism in a mural depicting sinister Jewish financiers plotting world domination.
Jeremy Corbyn, who didn’t notice the antisemitism in the callers to his Iranian state TV phone-in show who described Israel as a “disease” and the BBC as “Zionist liars”.
Jeremy Corbyn, who didn’t notice the antisemitism in one of his supporters accusing a Jewish Labour MP of conspiring with the media, at an event to launch a report on antisemitism.
Jeremy Corbyn, who didn’t notice the antisemitism in his ally Pete Willsman’s complaint that allegations of Labour antisemitism were fabricated by Jews.
Jeremy Corbyn, who didn’t notice the antisemitism in his own evidence-free theory that “the hand of Israel” was behind a jihadi attack in Egypt.
Jeremy Corbyn, who didn’t notice the antisemitism in the way he impugned the Englishness of English Jews who disagree with him about Israel.
Jeremy Corbyn, who didn’t notice the antisemitism in Hamas.
Jeremy Corbyn, the nation’s sharpest-eyed detector of antisemitism, who reassures us that thanks to his vigilant and determined action, there’s no real antisemitism problem in his party.
This sort of thing has become so normalised that I almost feel as if I should apologise for droning on about it. But no. Every single day that the Labour party tolerates this man as its leader is a fresh disgrace.
