The Archbishop of Canterbury yesterday
urged all parties in the General Election to make 'an absolute priority'
of reassuring minority groups.
The Most Rev Justin Welby said politicians must 'avoid anything that increases the perception of fear'.
His
intervention, which is backed by the Archbishop of York, the Most
Reverend John Sentamu, followed accusations from Jewish groups of
anti-Semitism among Jeremy Corbyn's supporters.
The
Church of England's two most senior archbishops said that 'several
groups, especially in Jewish and Muslim communities, feel threatened and
are in much anxiety.
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