A university professor involved in a series against Semitism is the only shareholder of the Corbynite campaign group that controls far-left figures accused of harassing Jewish people, the Mail can on Sunday appeared.
Professor David Miller is facing calls to resign his academic post after accusing Jewish students at Bristol University of ‘being used as political pagans’ by Israel which he described as a’ regime violent, racist who were involved in racial cleansing. ‘
He said members of the Bristol Jewish Association were part of an ordered campaign to attack him after he said it was ‘fundamental to Zionism to promote Islamophobia and anti-Arab racism’.
It has now emerged that Mr Miller is also the sole director of the ‘Chris Williamson Campaign Group’ which supports a number of far-left figures accused of Semitism or kicked out of it. ‘Labor Party.
Professor David Miller is facing calls to resign his academic post after accusing Jewish students at Bristol University of ‘being used as political pagans’ by Israel which he described as a’ regime violent racism involved in racial cleansing ‘
Chris Williamson, a former Corbynite Labor MP, is using the Left Legal Fighting Fund to help record legal challenges with former London Mayors Ken Livingstone and Pam Bromley.
Livingstone was found to have ‘unlawfully harassed people’ by the Equality and Human Rights Commission when he said criticism of an anti-Semitic MP opinion was part of a smear campaign by ” Israel’s lobbying ”.
Meanwhile Ms Bromley was accused of posting anti-Semitic comments on Facebook in a report against Labor Semitism.
The pair are now trying to challenge the EHRC’s October report with the fighting fund raising nearly £ 20,000 towards their legal costs.
The fund has also backed Sameh Habeeb, a Labor member who was ousted from the party after discovering he had made a series of clever, anti-Semitic statements.
It has now emerged that Mr Miller is also the sole director of the ‘Chris Williamson Campaign Group’ which supports a number of far-left figures accused of Semitism or kicked out of it. ‘Labor Party
The Williamson group boasts on their website of supporting Black Lives Matter campaigners in their legal affairs.
Dave Rich, director of the Community Security Trust’s anti-Semitism campaign, said: ‘David Miller’s part in this campaign is defending people who have been expelled from the Labor Party for misrepresentation, showing that his academic views are not yet in the classroom but have a wider impact.
In fact, Miller himself left the Labor Party under the guise of misinformation.
‘It’s time for Bristol University to recognize the devastating impact it is having and take action. ‘
Mr Miller is also a member of an academic working group on Syria that has been embroiled in controversy over western claims that President Assad used chemical weapons on his own people.
Chris Williamson, a former Corbynite Labor MP, is using the ‘Left Legal Fighting Fund’ to help record legal challenges with former Mayor of London Ken Livingstone, who was found to have been ‘unlawful harassment’ of Jewish people by the Equality and Human Rights Commission
He is also the director of the organization for Propaganda Studies, along with Dr. Piers Robinson. Last year the group tweeted a YouTube interview titled ‘Is Coronavirus the New 9/11? ‘, In which Robinson said it was’ now obvious’ that the official story of the US invasions was not wrong.
Nearly 200 academics and media figures, many from the far left, signed a letter in support of Mr Miller and that bending to calls for his removal would crush academic freedom.
Mr Miller was contacted for comment.
In a statement the Left Fighting Fund said it is proud of its many successes in providing legal aid to spies, activists and journalists targeted by top organizations. farther away, which is against Israel.
In response to calls for Mr Miller to suspend him, Mr Williamson has issued a letter to Bristol Vice-Chancellor Hugh Brady calling for an end to Mr Miller’s ‘harassment and violence’
Our extensive work has been to include the protection of Labor Party members who have been unfairly suspended or removed as a result of “hit lists” given to the Party by campaigners. was against Israel.
‘Foreign government, or the lobbyists, should not veto who is a member of the UK political party. Our efforts help to protect British democracy. ‘
In response to calls for Mr Miller to stop him, Mr Williamson has issued a letter to Bristol Vice-Chancellor Hugh Brady calling for an end to Mr Miller’s ‘harassment and violence’.
It is co-signed by several senior figures in the university’s faculty, as well as the philosopher Professor Noam Chomsky and the Israeli historian Professor Ilan Pappé.