"Perhaps they're right and it is too soon even for this gentle introduction," muses Hilary Freeman. "I certainly don't want to frighten or traumatise my daughter. And yet, in the current climate, with accusations of antisemitism in the Labour party making headline news virtually every day, and a rise in antisemitism all over Europe, this is an issue that is pertinent to her life and to her future, not just a story in a book. Many Jews in the UK are feeling very unsettled."

I mean, wow. Just… wow. I'm seriously tempted to spend the rest of this article just typing "wow". I wouldn't copy-paste it, either. I'd type it all out with punctuation and with feeling.

Surely this is as far as they can take this whole "Corbyn is a secret Nazi" narrative? Surely? How could they possibly take it any further into cartoonish lunacy than this? "Terrified by Tory polling decline, I took my cocker spaniel on a tour of Auschwitz"?

I hate mocking the fear of antisemitism, which is a real thing that does happen and should be condemned unequivocally. Even more, though, I hate the British media for making it both extremely easy and one hundred percent necessary to mock them for it.