Labour MP Jeremy Corbyn demands that Foreign Office minister Hamish Falconer retract comments Corbyn says are “disgusting” and “shocking” following a debate in the House of Commons about Israeli settlements. According to accounts from multiple outlets, Corbyn asked Falconer a question concerning what he described as escalating settler violence. In response, Falconer characterised Corbyn’s question as “antisemitic.” Corbyn rejects that framing and calls for a retraction, arguing that the minister’s response is inappropriate. The dispute centers on whether Corbyn’s line of questioning is antisemitic or whether Falconer’s response mischaracterizes the intent of the inquiry. Both reports describe Corbyn’s demand for correction in the wake of the exchange, indicating the issue is being treated as a matter of conduct and terminology in parliamentary discussion. Neither outlet provides additional details here about the underlying claims of violence or any formal findings, but both identify the same individuals, the same parliamentary context, and the same core allegation about antisemitism.