Zarah Sultana criticized Jeremy Corbyn for capitulating to the IHRA definition of antisemitism, which equates antisemitism with anti-Zionism. She praised the mass appeal of Corbynism while stressing its concessions as mistakes that the new party must avoid. Sultana declared herself a proud anti-Zionist and emphasized that the movement was too conciliatory towards its critics. In 2018, Labour adopted the IHRA definition, provoking backlash from Jewish groups concerned about freedom of expression regarding Israel. Sultana urged the need for a bold political approach that recognizes systemic opposition.
Sultana praised Corbynism's mass appeal but criticized that he 'capitulated' to the IHRA definition of antisemitism, equating it with anti-Zionism.
Sultana stated that the movement was 'frightened and far too conciliatory' during attacks and should recognize the media and state as 'class enemies'.
In 2018, Labour agreed to adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism into its conduct code, amidst disagreements with Jewish groups over freedom of expression.
Sultana emphasized the need to build on Corbynism's strengths while addressing its 'serious mistakes' in approach to criticisms and attacks on the party.
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