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Antisemitism And The Labour Party Jamie Sternweiner Eds

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Antisemitism And The Labour Party Jamie Sternweiner Eds
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Publisher: Verso Books
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.09 MB
Pages: 278
Author: Jamie Stern-Weiner (eds.), Norman G. Finkelstein, Justin Schlosberg, Laura Laker et al (auth)
ISBN: 9781789606713, 1789606713
Language: English
Year: 2019

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Antisemitism And The Labour Party Jamie Sternweiner Eds by Jamie Stern-weiner (eds.), Norman G. Finkelstein, Justin Schlosberg, Laura Laker Et Al (auth) 9781789606713, 1789606713 instant download after payment.

What is the truth behind the claims of antisemitism against Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party?

We are approaching the 2019 general election in bizarre circumstances. From the climate crisis to homelessness, Brexit to the NHS, the stakes could scarcely be higher. Yet a story about the Labour Party that has no basis in fact and whose partisan motivations are transparent is playing a significant role in our national conversation and might even influence the result.
The ‘Labour antisemitism’ controversy is, in its profile and its protractedness, unprecedented in modern British politics. Its prominence may increase still further as polling day draws near, while other progressive campaigns abroad—notably supporters of Bernie Sanders in the United States—are beginning to be targeted with the same allegations.
This urgent Verso Report, edited by Jamie Stern-Weiner, brings together the most rigorous and penetrating analytical writings on the ‘Labour antisemitism’ affair. They provide between them a sober examination of the strange events that have warped British politics since 2015 and an informed basis for Labour as well as kindred movements to draw lessons for the future.
The eBook includes contributions from Norman G. Finkelstein, Jeremy Gilbert, Antony Lerman, David Rosenberg, Naomi Wayne, and Jewish Voice for Labour, as well as a selection of hitherto unpublished testimonies from Jewish members of the Labour Party.

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