Daniel Sugarman in the JC https://www.thejc.com/comment/comment/whether-corbyn-becomes-prime-minister-or-not-the-far-left-will-make-sure-we-suffer-1 makes a point similar to that which I posted a few weeks ago, although Daniel is a little more eloquent:
'Corbyn has been positioned as a Christ-like figure. Free of all sin, ready to heal the world. Except that, as with Jesus, the Jews are once again here to prevent the coming of the "Messiah".
So, either way, the Jewish community loses. If Jeremy Corbyn becomes Prime Minister, the Jewish community in this country will suffer.
But if Jeremy Corbyn does not become Prime Minister, the far-left are already positioning the UK Jewish community as the scapegoat. The numerous cases of very real antisemitism in Labour are being dismissed as "fake", while simultaneously being set up as the reason for why hatred will be targeted at us in the future.
It's the mirror image of the far-right refrain that "the Holocaust didn't happen, but you Jews deserve it now because you have used the guilt people have over it to control the world."
We have no other option but to keep fighting, however. To keep calling out the examples of antisemitism we see from Mr Corbyn and a number of his followers.
However tired I am. However tired we all are. We will keep fighting.'
The Jews will suffer from a Corbyn led Labour government but if the Corbyn led Labour Party don't win the next General Election then we will be made to suffer too by the thwarted Corbynistas. Not a pleasant prospect at all.
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