The poll revealed that members of pro-Corbyn campaign group Momentum are more likely than other Labour members to think alleged antisemitism in the party was "wildly exaggerated" by the party's opponents.
Findings revealed a total of 92 percent of Momentum members agreed with the statement that Jew-hate in the party was "wildly exaggerated by right-wing media and opponents of Jeremy Corbyn".
Sadly just six per cent of Momentum members felt antisemitism "was a real issue" in the party.
The poll also showed those who had backed Jeremy Corbyn in both leadership elections were far likelier to blame the media and political opponents for the antisemitism issue. Mail.
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