• See Antisemitism in the UK Labour Party. For the July 1994 bombings, see Balfour House bombing (in North Finchley, then the headquarters of United Jewish Israel Appeal) and London Israeli embassy bombing.
[During the period Jeremy Corbyn was leader of the Labour Party in the UK] Anecdotally [...] a lot of a people who were involved on the doorsteps and doing focus groups in parts of the country where there are no Jews were coming back and saying, "people are bringing this up without any prompting and people who can't even pronounce the word antisemitism are still managing to articulate that they are aware of it and they know it's bad thing.
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• See Antisemitism in the UK Labour Party. For the July 1994 bombings, see Balfour House bombing (in North Finchley, then the headquarters of United Jewish Israel Appeal) and London Israeli embassy bombing." to mean that wisdom is timeless.