World:

At a time when the West justifies repeated and deliberate insults to the sanctities of two billion Muslims in the world, with the "freedom of expression", we see Britain's "democracy" suspending the membership of former British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, because he objected to a report accusing him of "anti-Semitism."

The French President Emmanuel Macron recently emphasized his defense of the cartoonist who insulted the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH)

Corbyn is known for his positions in support of the Palestinian cause, and was often subjected to a campaign by the Zionist lobbies in Europe and Britain.

His membership in the British Labor Party was suspended on October 29, against the background of a report by the Human Rights Watch in Britain.

After another 30 minutes or so, Mr Corbyn's successor as Labour leader, Sir Keir Starmer, made his own statement.

He said those who believed the issue of anti-Semitism in the party had been "exaggerated" or were a "factional attack" were also "part of the problem and... should be nowhere near the Labour Party".

Sir Keir told the BBC on Friday that he had informed his predecessor of what he planned to say and was "deeply disappointed" that Mr Corbyn's comments appeared to contradict his statement.

It is clear that Corbyn has only used his right to express his opinion, so why should he be expelled from the party? Is not freedom of expression a "sacred principle" for the West? Or is it "holy" only when it comes to insulting the prophet of Muslims and their honorable Qur'an?