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Labour leader Corbyn apologizes for #AntiSemitism in his party‍​

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The leader of Britain’s opposition Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, apologized on Sunday (25 March) for anti-Semitism within his party, as he faced the prospect of protests over a perceived failure to act on such incidents in the past.

“We recognize that anti-Semitism has occurred in pockets within the Labour Party, causing pain and hurt to our Jewish community in the Labour Party and the rest of the country,” Corbyn said in a statement posted on Facebook.

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