Jeremy Corbyn
It’s been one year since the anti-Semitic Labor leader stepped down. Things have much improved since then, but it’s also become clear that the forces he unleashed are in the U.K. to stay.
Jews would be OK if it weren’t for all that money.
Now they’re paying a price.
One institution improves as the other declines.
Stabbed in the back.
What to expect from Keir Starmer.
“Just because I think Jews are cheap doesn’t mean I’m an anti-Semite.”
Measuring hatred in Europe.
And it’s a very present threat, on both sides of the Atlantic.
And from the movement for Soviet Jewry.
The Jewish candidate doesn’t seem to mind being surrounded by anti-Semites.
The fallacy of the reasonable centrist.
On both sides of the Atlantic, it’s the hatred that need not be condemned.
A nexus of complicity.