Corbyn says sorry to UK’s Jews

Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the Labour Party, has apologised for the hurt caused by a row about complaints of anti-Semitism in his party. What is anti-Semitism? Anti-Semitism is the name used to describe unfair, unequal or unkind behaviour towards people because they are Jewish. Anti-Semitism has a long history. One of the most terrible examples of it is the Holocaust during the Second World War, when Adolf Hitler, the leader of Germany, tried to get rid of Europe’s Jewish population. Around six million Jewish people were killed in the Holocaust. Anti-Semitism is a hate crime in the UK; it is against the law to threaten or attack someone because of their race or religion. Why is Labour accused of anti-Semitism? In 2016, two members of the Labour Party, Naz…

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