Labour sparks major 'security intelligence' row with former CIA chief over the party's Israel stance
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A former CIA chief has launched a blistering tirade against Labour over the party's stance on Israel.Ralph Goff warned Jerusalem would be willing to sever intelligence-sharing with Britain, adding that MI6 would suffer more than their Israeli equivalent, Mossad, if ties were cut.
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