This is John Bachelor speaking with my colleague Joseph Sternberg, member of the

editorial board of the Wall Street Journal. He's based in London. He writes

political economics observing the anti-Semitism and the Labor Party that

Kirstirmer the leader of labor, has worked very hard to rid

himself of these last years since the catastrophe of Jeremy Corbyn's last general election,

looking to the next general election where labor is

doing very well in the polling however most recently reminded that all of the

anti-Semites in labor are not Jeremy Corbyn, there are others. One man running for

labor's office in a by-election advanced the fantastic smear that Israel had

staged the attack on October 7th, murdered its own citizens in order to

have an excuse to invade Gaza.

Quite fantastic, except Joe responds by saying,

well, listen to Joe, he explains.

This work of fiction is part of the problem that Kie Kie Kieer-Stormer has

in organizing his voting for the general election later this year.

Joseph Sternberg, Wall Street Journal.

Well I mean this is definitely not a mainstream view because most people just

understand as a matter of common sense that it is completely bogus.

The problem is that it is a anti-Semitic conspiracy theory that is gaining traction in some communities.

So it may potentially gain traction on the political far left, the neo-Marxists like Jeremy

Corbin. It also does seem to be gaining a certain amount of traction within Britain's Muslim community, which is really the source of the

latest political challenge for Kirstormer and Labor, because Mr. Ali, the

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