Lambeth Labour Challenges Green Candidates Over Anti-Semitic Posts

0:00On April 22nd, Lambeth Labor is pushing hard to boot two green party candidates from the local ballot after they shared what looked like anti-Semitic posts online. Saika Ali, running in Stratham, posted stuff calling out supposed Zionist overrepresentation in government and labeling Prime Minister Kierst Armor AACA. Jewish Zionist plus a snake image tied to Israel that she said needed its head cut off. She later apologized, saying her words came from worries about the Middle East crisis and weren't meant to offend. Then there's Sabine Mary for Clapham Town, who shared a post claiming ramming a synagogue is revenge, not anti-Semitism, both accounts when private or scrub the content after a blew up. Leaders from Labor and the Lib Dems fired off letters to green bosses, slamming the posts for stirring fear in Jewish communities and questioning how. These views slip through candidate checks amid rising extremism. Greens say this doesn't reflect their stance and they're digging into it,

1:00but so far no action leaving folks wondering if Lambeth's diverse. Neighborhoods can trust their picks to unite rather than divide.