Starmer’s Labour cares so much about combating anti-Jewish hate that it hasn’t bothered to update its page on the subject – seven months after he stepped down as leader
Four months ago to the day, the SKWAWKBOX exposed the fact that the Labour party had not updated its page about the party’s stand against antisemitism. Almost almost four months after Keir Starmer took over as Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn was still the face of the party in its solidarity with Jewish people and its efforts to educate people to eradicate antisemitism:
Another four months later and Corbyn is not even currently a Labour MP – forced to sit as an independent by Keir Starmer’s breach of Labour’s rules and of the EHRC’s ban on political interference in disciplinaries (and in spite of the EHRC’s clear reaffirmation of Corbyn’s right to comment on the report).
But he is still the only face of Labour’s official stand against anti-Jewish racism. As of today, his ‘piece to camera’ on the subject is all that is to be found on Labour’s page:
Keir Starmer and his acolytes care so much about antisemitism and standing with Jewish people that they haven’t even bothered to update Labour’s official page on the subject.
‘Weaponising’ Jewish people against left-wing members for political purposes, as Jewish members have criticised him for doing, sure. That‘s not too much trouble. But updating a page to show solidarity and educate others – or even just to avoid the embarrassment of having an MP you’ve thrown out of the parliamentary party and tried to kick out as even an ordinary member? Clearly that’s a step too far for the shoddy, shallow, Starmer-‘led’ Labour party.
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