As it happens, it is arguably this conspiratorial view which meant that, during those Corbyn years, Jewish Labour members who raised concerns about antisemitism in local party meetings or online were routinely dismissed: instead of having those genuine complaints of racism heard, they were denounced as Israel lobbyists.
If some Corbyn-supporters are blind to the conspiratorial overtones of Platform’s latest release, it is not because chunks of the left like gathering together, popcorn at the ready, for a cinematic round of blame-the-Jews. More likely it is, in my view, because we are in the UK, where all racisms are both deeply rooted and largely unacknowledged and where there consequently exists a profound lack of awareness over antisemitism and what it looks like.