CORBYN NIGHTMARE: Israeli Labor Party suspends ties with Corbyn
JEREMY Corbyn was yesterday the target of a scathing attack from Israel's Labor Party accusing him of sanctioning anti-Semitism.
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Leader Avi Gabbay announced his party had suspended links with its British counterpart.
He wrote to Mr Corbyn: "It is my responsibility to acknowledge the hostility you have shown to the Jewish community and the anti-Semitic statements and actions you have allowed as leader of the Labour Party UK."
Mr Corbyn, a supporter of Palestinian rights and critic of Israel, has repeatedly faced accusations of turning a blind eye to anti-Semitism in the party and groups he supports.
Mr Gabbay said: "As Israel approaches Holocaust and Heroism Remembrance Day this week, we are reminded of the horrors of anti-Semitism in Europe and our commitment to combating anti-Semitism of all forms and in all places."
Mr Gabbay said Mr Corbyn had shown "very public hatred" towards Israel's Palestinian policies.