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It's not exactly surprising that a pro-Israel group aren't too happy with someone who disagrees with them.
This conflating of Jews and Israel is unhelpful on all sides too.
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He does not directly voice any bias, but nor does he address any of the concerns that Jewish people have about the security of their community in britain or elsewhere.
Any position in the Israel-Palestine situation that offers security for one community comes with constraints and restrictions on the other.
You correctly point out that he does not voice any bias, but then are complaining that what you want is for him to voice a position that is favourable to one party and is in fact a position of bias.
You're basically upset because he's being fair and reasonable... presumably because you do not wish fair and reasonable behaviour to be any part of this, you just want a pro-Israel position at the expense of fair and reasonable.
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Dramatic_Hammer
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The Freinds of Labour group disagree, based on this speech.
https://www.politicshome.com/party-politics/articles/news/jeremy-corbyns-full-speech-labour-friends-israel-reception
He does not directly voice any bias, but nor does he address any of the concerns that Jewish people have about the security of their community in britain or elsewhere. For them, this is a big step backwards. I know this forum is mainly leftist / anti Israel, so Corbyn's position will likely be welcomed here. However I can't see him progressing far as an international figure if he is this divisive on a domestic level.