Face of UK Labour party campaign leaflet compared 'Israel to Nazi Germany'
Kierin Offlands was 'let off with a slap on the wrist' after the offensive posts surfaced
A man disciplined by the UK Labour party for making anti-Semitic slurs is now the face of a new election campaign leaflet, The Sun publication revealed on Wednesday.
Kierin Offlands, who was "let off with a slap on the wrist" by the Labour party after he compared Israel to Nazi Germany online, is being featured on a Labour party campaign leaflet sent to thousands of households.
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The campaign literature is titled “Real Change for Young Workers” and also features Offlands' girlfriend.
The Labour party has yet to comment on the campaign flyer.
The Sun also reported that during his time as a Labour party officer for Southport, Offlands slandered Israeli soldiers as “storm troopers” and “Zio-Nazis.”
In now deleted posts from 2015, Offlands reportedly made a number of anti-Semitic statements, including one that read, "Remembering I need to hate Israeli Jews and people who think the State of Israel was/is a good idea.”
“I hate Zionism. I oppose the State of Israel," reads another. "It is one of the worst thing’s [sic] ever created. To some extensiveness, Zionism is Nazism.”