David Hirsh: Antisemitic politics knocking on the door of no. 10? | Engage Online

How did we get into this situation? Last week we were faced with a choice. Theresa May promised a headlong attempt to alienate Britain from its friends, its markets and its talent, and to break up the democratic institutions which Europe built when it emerged from totalitarianism; and the other option was voting Labour, knowing that it might put Jeremy Corbyn, a man who has been heavily involved in antisemitic politics for decades, into no. 10. Next month, or perhaps in six months, we’ll be faced with a similar choice again.