 Some commentators concluded that the revived JLM wished to remove or weaken Corbyn and others sympathetic to the Palestinians.Young people who had had some success in their early political careers were appointed to a range of roles in the organisation.They included networks officer, Rachel Wenstone, former National Union of Students vice-president; political education officer, Jay Stoll, a senior parliamentary assistant to a Labour MP and former general secretary of the London School of Economics' student union; campaigns officer, Adam Langleben, who had been elected to Barnet Council; and youth and student officer, Liron Velleman, still a student but holding a role in the party's Chipping Barnet branch.