 In December 2019, he deplored that UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn gave in to the accusations of antisemitism in his party, saying Corbyn "had to endure, unaided, churlish anti-Semitism claims from England's chief rabbi and various influence networks linked to Likud.Instead of riposting, he spent his time apologising and making pledges ...It showed a weakness that troubled the popular sectors [of the electorate]".