UK’s Labour Party adopts controversial anti-Semitism definition
Robert Carter
Press TV, London
The UK opposition Labour Party fully adopts a controversial definition of anti-Semitism that is being promoted by the pro-Israel lobby. The party’s ruling body adopted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition but says free speech on Israel will be protected. Many pro-Palestine activists, however, fear they will now be muzzled or expelled from the Labour Party. Robert Carter reports from the British capital London.
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