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Mr Kyle Starmer Today, I wrote to the Muslim organizations of Bartley and Spoon to assure them that he expressed “gratefulness and appreciation” for the “firm and lasting support” of the Muslim community, and he said “always and always will be of vital importance to the Labour Party.”

In response to a Open letter published last Wednesday Representatives from mosques and Muslim organizations stated that their “votes and voices have been taken for granted by the party”, and Starmer admitted that “every vote must always be won.”

The letter requested a direct commitment to respond to the rising Islamophobia, a clear statement of the Labor Party’s position on the establishment of a Palestinian state, and support for a comprehensive arms embargo on Israel in response to the party’s continued support.

Stammer’s response stated that these issues were “critical” and promised to “continue to [his] “Power” requires the government to take action against anti-Muslim hate crimes, refer to the report on Islamophobia recently released with the Conservative Party.

When referring to Boris Johnson’s offensive comments on Muslim women, Starmer wrote:

Frankly speaking, the Prime Minister’s failure to apologize is an offense in itself; I will continue to call for a clear apology and ask what measures he will take to address Islamophobia in his own ranks.

Starmer’s letter reiterated his party’s support for a two-state solution, “in this solution, an independent Palestinian state can prosper and develop with a safe and secure Israel”, emphasizing that the Labor Party’s policy stance has not changed. .

Reference one report In a report on Islamophobia within the Labor Party published by the Labor Muslim Network in October last year, Starmer said the findings were “serious and worrying.” He continued: “I take this very seriously and I will do my best to eradicate Islamophobia in our party.”

In fear Many disillusioned Muslim voters will change their support Coming from the Labor Party in the by-election, Starmer urged voters to support the party’s candidate Kimlid Butte. He says:

King is the Bartley and Spoon people’s best hope for real change-sadly, voting for anyone other than King will help the Conservative Party win seats.

A kind Survation’s latest poll It shows that the Conservative Party won 47% of the seats, and the Labor Party lags behind by 6 percentage points. Opinion polls show that George Galloway’s campaign focused on expelling Starmer, with a support rate of 6%.