Labour is set to decide whether to adopt the internationally-recognised antisemitism definition at the heart of a row that has engulfed the party for months.
The National Executive Committee (NEC) will meet to vote on whether to use the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition in Labour's new code of conduct.
Labour previously said it would adopt the definition but omitted several of the IHRA's examples of antisemitic behaviour, most notably one which relates to claiming the creation of a state of Israel is a "racist endeavour".
The NEC is expected to reverse its earlier decision and agree to adopt the full definition and the accompanying 11 examples, but add a number of clarifications about what it deems to be antisemitic behaviour.
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"There's going to be questions for many of us about our future within in the Labour Party."The Parliamentary Labour Party votes on a motion on antisemitism tomorrow. If there is any doubt about the decision that the NEC takes today this will go to the annual conference in only a few weeks time."This issue is not going to be shut down today by the NEC fudging it again."There needs to be a clear acceptance of the IHRA definition - that's the only thing that would be acceptable to the vast majority of those of us who have been raising concerns about this issue."
"I don't think Chequers can possibly work.
"I'm very unhappy with the proposal because it seems to me that it leaves us still under the control of the European Union but without any influence at all.
"But even if I supported Chequers it became very clear from Mr Barnier that the European Commission just cannot accept it. They see it as going against the fundamental principles of the single market and customs union."
"That is where we have got to, and it is a lack of leadership at the top of the Labour Party, not just, but including Jeremy Corbyn, and this appalling national executive who have... tried to mess around with a very humdrum, mundane definition of anti-Semitism that left (wing) parties across the world have been happy to accept along with everyone else."
H"We are now seeing the first British Jewish people leaving, that is the state we are in, that is the responsibility of the Labour Party.
"It's not a small problem, it's a big problem and it needs sorting now."
"I think the NEC should simply adopt the full HIRA definition and all of its examples. I don't personally think that now is the time to be putting in additions and qualifications - it's like pouring more fuel on the fire and that's the last thing we should be doing right now."There's a huge amount that needs to be done to show, not just with words but with also with actions, that the leadership has listened and understand the concerns of the Jewish community."
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