Jewish leaders in the UK say the country's Labour Party is failing to act on anti-semitism, after a meeting with its leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Labour is promising it will settle most outstanding anti-semitism cases faced by the party by the end of July.
But Jewish leaders say talks with Jeremy Corbyn on Tuesday were 'disappointing' and that Labour has not presented a minimum plan of action on the issue.
Mr Corbyn has apologised for anti-semitisim inside Labour and insists he will root it out.
But Jonathn Arkush of the Board of Deputies of British Jews says it's not enough.
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Labour is promising it will settle most outstanding anti-semitism cases faced by the party by the end of July.
But Jewish leaders say talks with Jeremy Corbyn on Tuesday were 'disappointing' and that Labour has not presented a minimum plan of action on the issue.
Mr Corbyn has apologised for anti-semitisim inside Labour and insists he will root it out.
But Jonathn Arkush of the Board of Deputies of British Jews says it's not enough.
IN: "I still…
OUT: …Israel."
DUR: 18 seconds
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0425as-arkush1.mp3