Sir Keir Starmer launches Labour leadership bid

The video emphasizes the Labour Party's clear stance against anti-Semitism, stating that individuals who hold such views should not be part of the party. It compares this to the party's policy of expelling members who support other political parties during elections. The speaker takes personal responsibility for addressing anti-Semitism, highlighting the importance of leadership in enforcing these principles.

What is the speaker's stance on anti-Semitism within the Labour Party?

• It should be encouraged.

• It is incompatible with the party.

• It is not a concern.

• It should be tolerated.

What action does the party take if a member supports another political party during an election?

• They are ignored.

• They are given a warning.

• They are expelled.

• They are promoted.

How does the speaker suggest the party should handle anti-Semitism?

• By promoting it.

• By treating it the same as supporting another party.

• By ignoring it.

• By discussing it privately.

Who does the speaker believe should take responsibility for addressing anti-Semitism?

• The general public.

• The opposition.

• The media.

• The party leadership.

According to the speaker, where should the initiative to combat anti-Semitism originate?

• From international bodies.

• From external organizations.

• From the top leadership.

• From the grassroots.