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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has once more apologised for hurt caused to Jewish people by anti-Semitism in his party.
In a video message, he also admitted Labour were too sluggish in coping with disciplinary circumstances.
It comes as his deputy Tom Watson warned the birthday party may “disappear into a vortex of eternal shame” and be undeserving to guide if it didn’t take on the issue.
He gave a stark warning in the Observer, pronouncing Labour had to take a “lengthy, exhausting take a look at ourselves”.
Labour has been coping with a row in regards to the extent of anti-Semitism within the party for greater than two years.
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Symbol copyright PA Image caption Tom Watson says Labour should adopt the whole World Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition of anti-Semitism
Mr Corbyn also stressed out that individuals who hold anti-Semitic views “have no position within the Labour Party” and stated individuals who use “anti-Semitic poison” are not his supporters, nor do they discuss for him or the party.
He has again and again condemned anti-Semitism and has previously stated he’s “truely sorry”.
But The Marketing Campaign Towards Antisemitism criticised the video for being “insincere” and stated Mr Corbyn had did not deal with his personal problems with anti-Semitism.
Gideon Falter, chairman of the gang, stated: “it is simply another contradictory, hypocritical, insincere attempt to whitewash his own position as the author of this nightmare.”
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The Jewish Leadership Council and Board of Deputies have accused the Labour chief of “ideological hostility” to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of anti-Semitism and its 11 examples.
Even As Labour’s code has adopted the definition, it misses out 4 of the examples.
Sunday’s video comes after Mr Corbyn wrote a work within the Mother Or Father on Friday, in which he resisted the same call for over the IHRA definition from others.
