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The issue of anti-Semitism in the Labour Party has resurfaced again - and this is the reason. In 2012, a street artist called Mear One posted on Facebook that his mural on a London street was due to be painted over by the council. The painting depicted Jewish financiers playing a Monopoly board game on the backs of naked people, using the kind ...
Jeremy Corbyn has expressed "sincere regret" at failing to look more closely at an allegedly anti-Semitic mural in London before questioning its removal. The Labour leader has been...
The protest was a reaction to recent revelations that Corbyn, in a Facebook comment, had defended a blatantly anti-Semitic mural in London back in 2012 that the local government wanted...
Getty/AFP. Jeremy Corbyn (far right) as part of a group against Israeli military action in the Palestinian territory of Gaza in 2009. Anti-Semitism is not just a problem in the left wing of...
Jeremy Corbyn has faced questions over his apparent support for an anti-Semitic mural. And they are voting with their feet and taking to the airwaves and indeed, Parliament Square, in protest.
Anti-racism and inclusiveness are organizing principles of Corbyn’s politics, so the notion that he could be anti-Semitic—or could allow prejudice to go unchecked—is a kind of logical...
Jeremy Corbyn has been criticised by his own MPs over his apparent support for an anti-Semitic mural on a street in east London. The mural, made by street artist Mear One, depicted a group of Jewish financiers and white businessmen playing a Monopoly-style game on a board balanced on the backs of people.
