Late last month, Andy Burnham welcomed Muslim community leaders to Downing Street. He reportedly told the group he was determined to build a “more positive, hopeful feeling” in Britain and that “we cannot have another decade of division like the one we’ve lived through.”
But, once again, it appears Burnham has not done his homework. That’s because the delegation included a representative from the British Islamic Medical Association (BIMA), which has a long track record of campaigning against Israeli involvement in the NHS and Government efforts to combat antisemitism.
