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Trickytreesreds
I'll tell you exactly if you wish.
The Labour party was the party of choice for migrants at the begining.
Jewish Labour Movement, a group within the party, was registered officially in 1920 — 20 years after the party’s establishment. It was the first non-Christian minority group within Labour, according to Christine Collette and Stephen Bird, the authors of the 2000 book “Jews, Labour and the Left, 1918–48.”
Thinks were fine in 2010 when Milliband was in control(being a Jew).
Since Corbyn came to the front, the far left has seized control and is an active back room force of anti semitism against Jewish MP's and anyone criticising Corbyns stance on Palestine.
Perhaps if he did more to snuff it out/ stopped backing terror groups against Israel things would be fine.
The Jews are scared, but it's their party as well.
Some Jewish voters who may be uneasy about Corbyn are happy to vote for another Labour Party member whom they do trust.
This certainly applies to Linda Grant, a Jewish Labour volunteer from London who said that, while she believes Corbyn is not the right man to lead Labour, she nonetheless plans to vote for a party candidate who she says has an impeccable record on fighting anti-Semitism.
Islington North is another story. They certainly wouldn't back Corbyn there.
ps I'm not talking to Paul Kitson am I?