Britain's former Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn (AP/Geert Vanden Wijngaert)
In a new BBC interview, presenter Andrew Marr asked UK Labour Party head Jeremy Corbyn directly whether he is an anti-Semite. Following Corbyn’s denial, he proceeded to lambaste former UK Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, who recently voiced the Jewish community’s alarm over the rampant anti-Semitism among Labour politicians and specifically identified Corbyn as a source of the problem.
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