Jeremy Corbyn has said he “rejects” claims by the Jewish Labour Movement (JLM) that Labour has become a “welcoming refuge” for antisemites.
On Thursday JLM submitted sworn statements by 70 serving and former Labour officials to the Equalities and Human Rights Commission, as part of its dossier into the party’s handling of antisemitism cases.
In JLM's submission, which was leaked online on Thursday, said Labour was no longer a “safe space” for Jews and those who stood against antisemitism.
It said: “Since Jeremy Corbyn became leader of the Labour Party, he has made the party a welcoming refuge for antisemites.
