Stephen Pollard's apology to Jeremy Corbyn re Holocaust Day

After Corbyn came under fire for his message, some supporters pointed out that he or his staff had submitted a statement mentioning Jews for the print pamphlet distributed at the U.K. Holocaust 

Here is Corbyn’s statement in its entirety:

https://www.facebook.com/JeremyCorbynMP/photos/a.10153507464823872.1073741827.330250343871/10156133577028872/?type=3&theater

Apology offered to Corbyn amid controversy over Holocaust comments

A senior member of Britain’s Jewish community has offered an apology to Jeremy Corbyn amid controversy over the Labour leader’s message for Holocaust Memorial Day.

Campaigners against anti-Semitism responded with outrage after it emerged that Mr Corbyn’s entry in a Holocaust Educational Trust (HET) memorial book did not mention Jews.

The Campaign Against Antisemitism demanded an apology from the Labour leader, describing his message as “appalling”, while the Jewish Leadership Council said it displayed “a complete lack of sensitivity”.

But Labour insisted it was clear that Mr Corbyn was referring to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust when he said that “the millions who died” should be remembered.

A longer message from the Labour leader, printed in a booklet for a Westminster service of commemoration, referred by name to Jewish Holocaust victims, including Anne Frank, as “our Jewish brothers and sisters”.

Among critics of Mr Corbyn on Thursday was the editor of the Jewish Chronicle, Stephen Pollard, who was one of several Twitter users to draw a comparison with a similar message last year by Donald Trump.

But after seeing the longer passage, Mr Pollard deleted his tweet, saying that the Labour leader’s words were “admirable”, and adding: “I owe Jeremy Corbyn an apology. His HMD statement on the day did not mention Jews. But this statement in the brochure clearly does.”

http://www.heraldscotland.com/politics/15901690.Apology_offered_to_Corbyn_amid_controversy_over_Holocaust_comments/

Didge wrote:Its not a lie and you have no link. It does not matter that he has later created a new message 5 hours ago, as seen the link below leads you to the original post he made on Facebook. 

It has nothing to do with Pollard

After Corbyn came under fire for his message, some supporters pointed out that he or his staff had submitted a statement mentioning Jews for the print pamphlet distributed at the U.K. Holocaust 

Not sure how you are going to argue against the damning evidence?

Here is Corbyn’s statement in its entirety:

https://www.facebook.com/JeremyCorbynMP/photos/a.10153507464823872.1073741827.330250343871/10156133577028872/?type=3&theater

http://www.newsfixboard.com/t23301-jeremy-corbyns-holocaust-memorial-day-statement-leaves-out-the-jews#448651

I mean rightly people condemned Trump for doing this and as seen, Corbyn supporters are just like Trump supporters. They make up excuses, claim fake news, completely defending their leader and never condeming them when constantly wrong