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The open letter, signed by charities and by scandal-hit figures embroiled in past antisemitism rows, is ‘misleading’, says the Charity Commission

It is conceivable that Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn could be the next elected British prime minister. In last year’s general election, the hitherto obscure far-left politician unexpectedly wounded Prime Minister Theresa May, leading to a hung parliament and a weakened leader.

Thousands took to the streets to demonstrate against what they call Israeli “apartheid.”

Thousands of people took to the streets in the British capital London on Sunday to express support for the people of Palestine and to condemn the Israeli regime's "apartheid policies" in the occupied territories. 

From the blog of Aaron David Fruh at The Times of Israel

From the blog of Angela Winter at The Times of Israel

British Anglican priest, Stephen Sizer, has been sentenced to a 12-year ban from the Church of England institution following an investigation into anti-semitism.

Although unable to find evidence of antisemitism, a Church of England tribunal banned Rev. Dr. Stephen Sizer, a noted critic of Christian Zionism, from clergy activities for 12 years.

Although unable to find evidence of antisemitism, a Church of England tribunal banned Rev. Dr. Stephen Sizer, a noted critic of Christian Zionism, from clergy activities for 12 years.

A disciplinary hearing was told the vicar shared a 'virulently antisemitic' article on social media, saying it 'raises many questions'