Jeremy Corbyn: No place whatsoever for anti-Semitism in my party

The speaker addresses criticism from the Chief Rabbi towards the Labour Party, expressing disappointment and asserting that such criticism is unjustified. The speaker emphasizes a strong stance against anti-Semitism, ensuring it has no place in society or the party. They assure that no community will be at risk due to identity, faith, ethnicity, or language, and encourage open dialogue for any concerns.

What is the speaker's reaction to the Chief Rabbi's comments about the Labour Party?

• Indifferent and neutral

• Supportive and understanding

• Amused and dismissive

• Disappointed and critical

According to the speaker, what is the stance on anti-Semitism within the party?

• It is tolerated under certain conditions

• It is a minor issue

• It is completely unacceptable

• It is not a concern for the party

What assurance does the speaker give regarding community safety?

• Communities will be at risk based on their identity

• No community will be at risk due to their identity

• Only certain communities will be protected

• Community safety is not a priority

What does the speaker encourage people to do if they believe things are not being handled correctly?

• Remain silent and observe

• Report it to the media

• Discuss it with the speaker

• Ignore the issues

What is the speaker's approach to engaging with communities?

• Limiting communication

• Encouraging open dialogue

• Imposing strict rules

• Avoiding engagement