Jeremy Corbyn promises to "recognize the Palestinian state as soon as we take power"

The labor policy to recognize Palestine has already been described.

In June, Mr. Corbyn announced that his government would proceed with the foreign policy change during a visit to Jordan.

"I think we have to recognize the rights of the Palestinian people to their own state, that we as Labor have declared that we will recognize the government as a full-fledged state of the United Nations," he said. he declares.

Today's statement makes it clear that this will be done immediately.

In today's conference speech, Mr. Corbyn sought to draw a line with the anti-Semitic scandals that have weighed on work during the summer, promising "to eradicate Anti-Semitism, both of our party and society "and to say to the Jewish community: are your ally.

But he has made it clear he will not back down from Israel's critics, condemning illegal settlements and the detention of Palestinian children as "contempt".

The leader later admitted that the summer had been "difficult" because of the attack on anti-Semitism.

In a message to the Jewish community, he said: "This party, this movement, will always be relentless campaigners against anti-Semitism and racism in all its forms.

"We are your ally.

"And the next Labor government will guarantee all the necessary support to ensure the safety of Jewish community centers and places of worship, as we will do for any other community with hate and physical aggression.

"We will work with Jewish communities to eradicate anti-Semitism, both within our party and from society in general.

"And with your help, I will fight for it with every breath I have."

Read the full summary of the speech here.