Usual tactics I see. Anyone saying the mural is not antisemitic, including the artist, needs to be discounted as only those fitting a rapidly narrowing definition are qualified to make comment. Hoops within hoops.

But we all know that the mural itself is not the issue. It is simply a vehicle to discredit Jeremy Corbyn. It did not work last time and it will not work now. We could of course link to all the Jewish commentators that support Corbyn and state that he is not antisemitic. I am more than happy to provide links to such statements of support but I am not going to chase my tale finding more and more of the same to satisfy the same narrowing of definition as above.