It also referred to the Unite leader’s recent remarks to Lord Peter Mandelson - for which he later apologised - when he was accused of using an antisemitic trope by telling the Labour peer to “count his gold.”
In a 2019 interview, Mr McCluskey also described the antisemitism row saying “the whole thing is contrived” .
Ms Milling asks the Labour leader about his response to the publication of EHRC report and his pledge to “now act to tackle antisemitism in the Labour Party.”
She writes: “You said, ‘If you’re antisemitic, you should be nowhere near this Party.’
“You went on to add that those who claim ‘there’s no problem with antisemitism in the Labour Party….are part of the problem too.’ And ‘should be nowhere the Labour Party either.’”
“However, Len McCluskey, the General Secretary of one of the Labour Party’s biggest union donors, has been accused of antisemitism while denying it exists in the Labour Party.”
It later states that Sir Keir’s pledge to act on antisemitism in his party “are welcome words after years of suffering by many in the Labour family and Jewish community, however, it is clear that Len McCluskey does not pass this test.”
