Jeremy Corbyn

JLM’s role getting Labour into a state fit to govern should not be forgotten

Jewish Chronicle · 24 Sep

The Jewish Labour Movement (JLM) played a vital role in transforming the UK Labour Party into a party fit to govern, particularly concerning its stance on antisemitism.

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Jewish Chronicle · 4 Sep

The article explores the concerning rise of antisemitism within the context of the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), particularly following the recent tensions in the Middle East.

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Starmer has made a good start – but there are problems to come

Jewish Chronicle · 17 Jul

Keir Starmer, the Labour Party leader, faced criticism for his initial leadership decisions but has since gained strength, particularly after taking a firm stance against anti-Jewish racism and showing support for Israel.

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Melanie Phillips on the British Election and the Jews

Tikvah · 12 Jul

British journalist Melanie Phillips discusses the impact of Keir Starmer's leadership on the Labour Party's relationship with the Jewish community and Britain's political landscape.

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Corbyn’s quest for attention is a kind of wacky performance art

Jewish Chronicle · 9 Jul

Jeremy Corbyn's continuous pursuit of attention and his perspective on victory, despite his losses, are likened to a form of absurd performance art by the author.

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A new government means a different approach to Israel

Jewish Chronicle · 8 Jul

The text discusses the impact of the recent election results on the political landscape in the UK, particularly regarding Israel.

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After antisemitism scandals, the U.K.'s Labour party regained the Jewish vote. What's next?

Talya Zax in Forward · 6 Jul

After facing years of accusations of antisemitism under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, the UK's Labour party, now led by Keir Starmer, has surprisingly regained the trust of British Jews, with almost half of them reportedly voting Labour in the recent elections.

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Shame on Islington North for falling for magic grandpa again

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Jul

The article reflects on the recent election results in Islington North, criticizing the residents for re-electing Jeremy Corbyn despite his controversial reputation, labeling him as "magic grandpa."

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Keir Starmer, who prioritized fighting antisemitism in Labour Party, set to lead Britain after landslide win

Ben Sales in JTA · 5 Jul

Keir Starmer, known for his efforts to combat antisemitism in the Labour Party, is poised to become the next British prime minister after Labour's significant electoral victory, ending 14 years of Conservative rule.

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Labour can be trusted again

Jewish Chronicle · 2 Jul

Under Keir Starmer's leadership, the Labour Party has made significant strides in combating antisemitism, with a focus on acknowledging past issues and implementing a zero-tolerance policy.

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Don’t fear antisemitism creeping back to Labour

Jewish Chronicle · 27 Jun

Despite the history of anti-Zionist antisemitism under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, the director of Labour Friends of Israel, Michael Rubin, expresses confidence in Labour's current leader, Keir Starmer.

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The only question is how bad Labour will be for the Jews

Jewish Chronicle · 27 Jun

The text discusses concerns regarding the Labour Party under the leadership of Keir Starmer in relation to its stance on issues affecting Jews and Israel.

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Extreme caution on Starmer among Jews is overpowered by deep frustration with the Tories

Jewish Chronicle · 26 Jun

Despite deep frustration with the Tories, many Jews in the UK remain wary of Labour but are beginning to consider supporting the party again, with one in three Jewish voters willing to back Labour in the upcoming election.

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Britain could soon have a new foreign secretary. What would that mean for Israel?

Ruth Marks Eglash in Jewish Insider · 24 Jun

David Lammy, the current shadow foreign secretary in Britain, has a strong relationship with the Jewish community, particularly in North London, and has been supportive of Israel through Labour Friends of Israel (LFI).

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Starmer couldn’t have done more, so I’ll vote for him on July 4

Jewish Chronicle · 11 Jun

Keir Starmer, the leader of the Labour Party, has made efforts to address antisemitism within the party, expressing regret for its presence and aiming to rebuild trust with Jewish members.

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I’m exhausted by the tsunami of anti-Jewish hate

Ruth Anderson in Jewish Chronicle · 20 Mar

A British Jewish individual expresses exhaustion and fear due to a surge in anti-Jewish hate since October 7, with incidents escalating to over 4,000, including threats in various settings.

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George Galloway will be exposed by Parliament as the inflammatory figure he’s always been

Gideon Falter in Jewish Chronicle · 4 Mar

George Galloway, a controversial figure with a history of inflammatory remarks and extremist associations, has been elected to the House of Commons in Rochdale.

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Pro-Palestine Politics Hit a Wall in Keir Starmer’s Labour Party - The leadership of the UK’s main opposition party has managed to contain internal dissent over Israel’s war on Gaza.

Dahlia Krutkovich and Jonathan Shamir in Jewish Currents · 27 Feb

The Labour Party in the UK, under Keir Starmer's leadership, has faced internal challenges regarding its stance on Israel's actions in Gaza.

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Keir Starmer facing the ghost of Jeremy Corbyn within the Labour party

Lianne Kolirin in Jewish Insider · 20 Feb

Keir Starmer, leader of the Labour party in Britain, has shifted his stance on Israel, calling for a full cease-fire in Gaza amid pressure from the anti-Israel left and concerns over losing Muslim voter support.

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You can’t just say ‘abracadabra’ and conjure a democratic Palestine, Lord Cameron

David Rose in Jewish Chronicle · 2 Feb

The author reflects on their visits to Gaza, highlighting the contrasting realities of wealth and poverty in the region.

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Why Didn't They Just Not Run?

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 11 Jan

The podcast episode explores the motivations behind Republican presidential candidates Chris Christie and Ron DeSantis's ill-fated runs against Donald Trump, highlighting Christie's inability to confront Trump effectively and DeSantis's strategic missteps.

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Hamas’s Apologists and the Assault on Reason

Sapir · 1 Oct 2023

The article discusses the incoherence and distortions often found in pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel rhetoric.

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Crossover with Tablet’s Unorthodox: How the Jews Went Right in Britain

People of the Pod · 19 Oct 2021

This podcast episode, a collaboration between Tablets Unorthodox and AJCs People of the Pod, explores the political shift of British Jews following Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of the Labour party and the antisemitic scandals that occurred during that time.

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Our Duty to Be Unimpressed

Sapir · 1 Apr 2021

The article discusses the issue of left-wing antisemitism, focusing on the controversy surrounding a mural by graffiti artist Mear One in London in 2012.

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Corbyn suspended from Labour after report finds the British party committed ‘unlawful harassment’ against Jews

Forward · 29 Oct 2020

Jeremy Corbyn, former leader of Britain's Labour Party, has been suspended from the party following a report by the Equality and Human Rights Commission, which found that Labour, under his leadership, committed unlawful harassment against Jews.

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