And those are merely a few examples of the depths to which the Labour Party has sunk.
No wonder our September poll showed that nearly 40 per cent of British Jews would “seriously consider emigrating” if Jeremy Corbyn became Prime Minister. How damning that a British ethnic minority views the official opposition as being so toxic that it has to discuss whether it is safe to stay here.
This week, we look at another aspect of this: how the prospect of a Corbyn government is prompting preparations for capital flight by some of our leading philanthropists.
Whatever the rights and wrongs of such planning — largely to avoid likely swingeing tax rates — the fact is that this would have a huge impact on our charitable sector, where a large proportion of overall donations comes from a relatively small number of people.
This is an issue that our community needs — immediately — to understand and to grapple with.
Because, while the Corbynites’ antisemitic milieu would be bad enough, this specifc impact of a Corbyn government is also deeply concerning.
