SWP

Socialist Workers Party - ex Metapedia
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The Socialist Workers Party (SWP) is a far-left, Trotskyist political party in Britain. They publish a weekly newspaper called Socialist Worker, a monthly magazine, Socialist Review, and a quarterly theoretical journal, International Socialism. In addition they publish an international bulletin and an internal bulletin Party Notes, various pamphlets and books often through their publishing house Bookmarks and a number of rank and file newspapers for specific industries such as Post Worker......

The SWP's origins lie in the Revolutionary Communist Party (RCP), which Jewish immigrant Tony Cliff (real name, Yigael Gluckstein) joined. He developed the view that the Soviet Union was state capitalist. The theory of state capitalism represented a major breach with the views of the Fourth International's leadership and brought Cliff into conflict with them. When the FI leadership became sympathetic to Tito's Yugoslavia the RCP was hostile to their views, but the RCP leadership collapsed in the course of the ensuing debate with many of its central cadre leaving politics.

When the RCP dissolved itself into Gerry Healy's Labour Party Entryist group The Club, many of Cliff's supporters joined, but were soon expelled. Technically this was for breach of discipline in a Birmingham Trades Council vote on the issue of the Korean War, rifts had been caused by the dispute over Yugoslavia and the class nature of the Soviet Union. Cliff himself was an exile in Dublin at the time and therefore not subject to the discipline of Healy's group.

Cliff's supporters reorganized themselves around the Socialist Review journal, which lasted until 1962, but grew only very slowly and remained small.
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Far left is what the Metapedia says. So does the Wiki which skates over its founding by a Jew.

 

Socialist Workers Party - Wikipedia Version
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The Socialist Workers Party (SWP) claims to be the largest far left party in Britain. It participates in a number of campaigns such as Unite Against Fascism and the Stop the War Coalition. The SWP has an industrial department which co-ordinates its work within the trade unions and a student section, the Socialist Workers' Student Society, that has groups at a number of universities. On the international level, it is part of the International Socialist Tendency.

The SWP publishes a weekly newspaper Socialist Worker, a monthly magazine, Socialist Review , and a quarterly theoretical journal, International Socialism. It also publishes an international bulletin and a public bulletin Party Notes, various pamphlets and books (through its publishing house, Bookmarks) and rank-and-file newspapers such as Post Worker.
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Tony Cliff - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Tony Cliff (20 May 1917 – 9 May 2000) was a Trotskyist political theorist and revolutionary activist who founded the Socialist Workers Party in Britain. Born Yigael Gluckstein to a Jewish Zionist family in Palestine, Cliff moved to Britain, becoming a Trotskyist and rejecting Zionism from a Marxist perspective. He eventually changed his name to Yg'al (Yg'al: "Will Redeem"; Yigael: "Will Be Redeemed"), although in later years he would become far better known by his pen name Tony Cliff.
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Not a nice, even for a Jew. Not popular either.