It's all a bit lopsided. Jewish comics, there are quite a lot of them around, are allowed to make jokes about non-Jews and do so on a regular basis, as do many Jewish people and make jokes about Arabs.

But non-Jews aren't allowed to make jokes about Jewish people, even fictious ones, because that's wrong, forbidden and proof of anti-semetism! Who makes these rules and who decides what and what isn't anti-semetic?

One can't trust a word in this film. It's by the same tawdry crew who smeared the hapless Corbyn.

We, society, has to hold on to the clear definition of anti-semetism, that it's about openly calling for discrimation of Jewish people as a group.