UK, Mossad asset, Luciana Berger rejoins Labour after antisemitism row

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Mar 1, 2023
Luciana Berger rejoins Labour Party after leaving amid antisemitism row

Luciana Berger is rejoining the Labour Party after leaving four years ago due to concerns about antisemitism.

Ms Berger, originally from Wembley in north-west London and the Liverpool Wavertree MP for almost a decade, walked out on Labour in the spring of 2019, becoming one of several disillusioned MPs fleeing mainstream parties to form The Independent Group.

She cited a â€œsea of casesâ€ of antisemitism within Labour, accusing its top brass of choosing to â€œbrush under the carpetâ€ any complaints.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has said he is â€œdelightedâ€ that Ms Berger has accepted his invitation to rejoin the party.

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