Jeremy Corbyn, the former leader of the British Labour Party, is set to join the South African delegation heading to The International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague for the hearing on South Africa’s genocide case against Israel.
The South African government revealed on Tuesday that its delegation would include prominent figures from “progressive political parties and movements across the globe,” with the noted anti-Semite Corbyn being among them.
During Corbyn’s tenure as the leader of the Labour Party, he faced criticism for referring to Hamas and Hezbollah as his “friends.” Despite the initial refusal to apologize for these remarks, he later retracted his statements.
Jew-hater Corbyn faced suspension from the Labour Party following the release of a report by the Equality and Human Rights Commission. The report highlighted numerous instances where, under Corbyn’s leadership, the party downplayed, belittled, or ignored complaints from Jewish members and sometimes actively intervened to support political allies.
At the outset of the conflict with Hamas, the Jew-hater participated in an anti-Israel protest in London. During this demonstration, sicko Corbyn accused Israel of committing “war crimes” in the Gaza Strip.
In a subsequent interview with journalist Piers Morgan amid the war against Hamas, Corbyn faced persistent questioning about whether he considered Hamas a terrorist group. Morgan posed the question 15 times, with Jew-hater Corbyn consistently evading a direct response.
{Matzav.com}
