Corbyn sorry over anti-Semitism
Jeremy Corbyn has said sorry for the hurt caused by anti-Semitism in the Labour Party , in a video message.
The Labour leader told supporters that people who deny anti-Semitism exists in the party are wrong, and part of the problem.
But he did not commit to Labour accepting the full IHRA definition of anti-Semitism, a major sticking point in the row.
He said: I'm sorry for the hurt that has been caused to many Jewish people. We have been too slow in processing disciplinary cases of mostly online ant-Semitic abuse by Party members.
People who hold anti-Semitic views have no place in the Labour Party. They may be few: the number of cases over the past three years represents less than 0.1% of Labour membership of half a million. But one is too many.
Our party must n...
