Opponents of antisemitism reform can leave Labour, says Sir Keir Starmer

The Labour Party leader addresses the efforts to rebuild trust and eliminate anti-Semitism within the party. He acknowledges past failures, apologizes to those affected, and outlines promises for zero tolerance of discrimination. The leader emphasizes the party's transformation since 2019 and invites those who support the changes to join in making Britain better.

What was the primary focus of the Labour Party's initial efforts under the new leadership?

• Strengthening international relations

• Improving economic policies

• Increasing party membership

• Rebuilding trust with the Jewish community

What was the Labour Party's response to the findings of the Equality and Human Rights Commission?

• They partially accepted the findings

• They ignored the findings

• They accepted the findings and took responsibility

• They challenged the findings in court

What promise did the Labour Party leader make regarding discrimination?

• To tolerate minor incidents

• To have zero tolerance for any form of discrimination

• To focus only on anti-Semitism

• To address issues on a case-by-case basis

How does the Labour Party leader describe the party's transformation since 2019?

• Unrecognisable and committed to never going back

• Similar to its previous state

• Slightly improved

• Worse than before

What invitation does the Labour Party extend to those who believe in a fairer Britain?

• To observe from a distance

• To join and make the party their home

• To support financially

• To provide feedback