Reform UK have criticised rivals Labour as an anti-democratic party that’s driven by boardroom politics as it responds to a zealous new policy to sanction Israel for its activities in the West Bank region.
“Reform UK sees the Israel issue as separate to foreign policy. A global matter like that is subject to review by many international bodies, not to be a sole focus for anyone, and is never a reason to hate Israel or deny a Jew a life there.
Reform UK stands by a common sense platform rooted in the present and respectful of the past.
We don’t deny, however, that Labour has pursued an anti-Semitic purge of its party ranks before, and this stands as a witness to what it’s doing now, and also using a nationwide platform to enact a purge on Israeli interests.
This is where we are because of Labour. Many universities support Labour because they take a fascist line on things.
Fascism is now recognised by what it’s like to live with someone, and this is what it’s like with Labour. No tolerance and a dictatorial view of things.”
Reform UK/Press Release.
Even as Palestine Action faces a Supreme Court showdown in November, and an end to protest is called for more and more across the country, Labour has today pressed ahead with punitive measures against the Jewish state.
Law enforcement authorities are privately concerned that lazy administration in Labour party offices is also leading to a mischaracterisation of local branch wishes as expressed by members by themselves in meetings.