‘Labour antisemitism’ saboteur, JLM boss Ella Rose, ousted from council seat

Ella Rose is one of the most notorious faces of the BBC’s disgraced 2019 hatchet-job “Is Labour antisemitic?”. The programme misleadingly edited Labour emails to smear Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour. It also featured a weepy-looking Rose (now Rose-Jacobs) and others telling viewers about the supposed antisemitism they had faced within the party.

The documentary left out that Rose was a former Israeli embassy employee. It omitted to mention that she and the other complainants were die-hard opponents of Corbyn and the left and members of the so-called ‘Jewish Labour Movement’ (JLM). JLM was revived in 2015 specifically to combat Corbyn. It neglected to point out that she’d told critics to “die in a hole” two years earlier.

All very relevant to the programme’s claims and not at all helpful. Or wouldn’t have been, had it been mentioned.

Rose is doubly notorious. In Al Jazeera’s undercover investigation into Israeli influence in the party, Rose appeared, boasting that she could beat up Black Jewish left-winger Jackie Walker.

After Starmer conned Labour members into making him leader, she ended up becoming a councillor in a safe ward in Barnet, an area with a large Jewish population. Alongside now-convicted paedophile and fellow JLM Israel fan Liron Velleman.

But the seat was clearly no longer safe, since she has been ousted in this week’s local elections. Humiliatingly so, since the other Labour candidate managed to hold on, while Rose-Jacobs lost out to the Tories.

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