Starmer: Sadiq Khan is wrong, 'from the river to the sea' is an antisemitic chant - The Jewish Chronicle

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : "Today's announcement also builds on action already taken to help clamp down on hate crime and antisemitism including empowering the police to put conditions on repeat protests and ordering a review of all protest legislation to make sure the police have the powers they need to tackle intimidation, incitement and keep communities safe."
45% : Challenged that his answer appeared to put him at odds with the Mayor of London Sir Sadiq Khan, who said last week that he did not, Starmer responded: "I take a strong view on this, and we've dealt with cases in my own party where people have used that expression and we've taken action against them." He added: "I'm not just saying it to you here today.
44% : "This fund will strengthen the security infrastructure protecting our synagogues, schools, and community buildings, at a time when Jews remain, proportionally, the most likely victims of hate crime in the UK.
33% : We are giving record levels of funding to scale up security at synagogues and faith schools, and we are giving the powers they need to tackle protests that cause repeat disruption to communities and intimidate worshippers, but more must be done.

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