Keir Starmer, the leader of the Labor Party in Great Britain, said that the former chairman of the party will not be able to run again. “I do not see the circumstances that can allow him to stand for election again as a Labor member,” said the Labor leader who in the last year purged the party of many anti-Semites
Labor leader Keir Starmer has announced that Jeremy Corbyn, who previously served as Labor leader, will never be able to run for any position within Labour. “I don’t see the circumstances that would allow him to stand for re-election as a Labor member,” Starmer said.
Starmer’s decision not to allow Corbyn comes despite Corbyn himself being very popular in his constituency and his ability to be re-elected was fairly certain. It is possible that Corbyn will decide to run, but as mentioned, he will not be able to do so within Labor but in an independent party.
Starmer, according to the polls today, may win the elections and become prime minister after many years in which his party sits in the opposition and after his attempt to keep extremists away from his party. Corbyn still wants to run for parliament through the Islington North constituency, but will not be able to do so on behalf of Labor, after he made many Jews leave the party, because of his anti-Semitism and his support for Hamas and Hezbollah, whom he called “brothers” and even visited the graves of terrorists and placed a wreath on their graves.
The Guardian quoted one source as saying: “Jeremy Corbyn will never come back, he will be toxic to our chances of winning back some of the seats we need to win.” As you may recall, Corbyn was asked by Labor leader Keir Starmer to apologize for saying that allegations of anti-Semitism were exaggerated during his tenure as party leader. He refused to do so and was permanently sacked.