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But you just don't know what is going to come up in the next few years to even know if you would support them anymore! If the Labour party for example decided they were going to take on a large number of Green Party policies - you'd want the chance to change your mind and vote Labour wouldn't...

That's not what I'm saying. It would be idiotic for them to nail their vote to the mast 4 years before the election, when for all they know the party may decide to change direction in that time, or another party may change theirs and become more appealing.

Come on, it's clear what was meant. Many Jewish people felt unable to vote Labour in December, regardless of policies, due to the lack of action on antisemitism in the party. They're now saying that the new leader appears to be ready to take action, and therefore they could entertain the idea of...