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CBS I in the world. I'm John Bachelor with Malcolm Honeline Conference of

Presidents Major American Jewish Organizations. We're very pleased to welcome Dr.

Ellen Mendoza, founder, executive director of the Henry Jackson Society, is going

to help me understand the disorder reported from London's papers and throughout England into Cornwall and I hear in the

north of Ireland as well these last days. Mobs, rioting, raucous, challenged to the police, violence, threats to immigrants, especially those living in hotels, threats to mosques, all of this having to do with misinformation, disinformation,

and what you'd have to say is extreme hatreds.

However, Alan, because labor is now overwhelmingly in charge I ask labor's struggles these last years to rid itself of the

Corbin anti-Semitism is that in any fashion connected to these anti-immigrant riots we're hearing,

especially in the north of England, not in London, but in other cities?

Good evening to you, Alan.

Hello, good evening, John.

Very tangentially connected. Look, the Labour Party of today, the Labour government is totally different to the Labour Party of five years ago. You can see that by the fact that Jeremy Corbyn, who was leader five years ago, was purged from the Labour

Party and now sits as an independent in the House of Commons and more on him in a moment.

But the reality is this Labour Party has made anti-semitism a priority at least in terms of

attacks on Jews its Israel policy is a little more

suspicious shall we just say but these riots have nothing to do with that these

riots have been sparked by disinformation about the identity of a knife attacker

in the north of England who killed three young children. That spread, it latched on to existing

sort of warriors about immigration, which have been there for a long time existing warriors about integration of the

British Muslim community and the two came if you like into this explosion of violence

mainly driven though by far right elements. You had ordinary

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