Corbyn slams Starmer for again claiming Labour was 'institutionally antisemitic'

Jeremy Corbyn has criticized his successor Keir Starmer for repeatedly alleging that the Labour Party was "institutionally antisemitic," calling the claims "misrepresentations and broken undertakings." Corbyn argues that these assertions are part of a pattern of behavior under Starmer's leadership that undermines the party's integrity. This dispute highlights ongoing tensions within the Labour Party over its handling of antisemitism allegations and reflects broader concerns about leadership and internal party dynamics. The disagreement could influence party unity and public perception of its commitment to addressing antisemitism.