Sultana leaves Labour to set up new party with Corbyn Jewish Labour source says 'Corbyn and Sultana have much in common — Labour is better off without them'

(Jewish News) Zarah Sultana has resigned from the Labour Party to “co-lead the founding of a new party” with Jeremy Corbyn.

The Coventry South MP, who has sat as an independent since she had the Labour whip withdrawn last year, made the announcement just one day after she said in the Commons: “We are all Palestine Action.”

In a statement posted on X, Sultana said: “Today after 14 years I am resigning from the Labour Party.

“Jeremy Corbyn and I will co-lead the founding of a new party, with other independent MPs, campaigners and activists across the country.”

She said that “Westminster is broken but the real crisis is deeper” and the “two-party system offers nothing but managed decline and broken promises.”

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