Euan McColm: Corbyn part of the disease, not the cure | Scotsman

For the cultists who hang on his every word, it was evidence he took the problem seriously and was going to do something about it.
When Jeremy Corbyn wrote, in a piece published online on Friday evening, that people who dished out anti-Semitic poison needed to understand that they did not do it in his name, the faithful raced across social media spreading the good news; this was leadership and anyone who doubted Corbyn’s commitment to making the Labour Party a safe place for Jews was guilty of acting in bad faith.