Britain’s Jeremy Corbyn attends event to honor Munich Olympic jihad terrorists

Jews in Britain are already struggling in Islamized Britain. Muslim immigration from countries such as India, Bangladesh, Somalia, Afghanistan, and Pakistan has made being Jewish in the UK dangerous. A recent study, conducted by the Jewish Policy Research and the Community Security Trust, found that 87 percent of Muslim Brits have anti-Israel views. The study also showed that anti-Semitic views among Muslims were more than double than that of the general population among Britain. In 2017, anti-Semitic attacks in the UK reached an all-time high, with a shocking 1382 anti-Semitic incidents recorded, a 34 percent rise from the previous year.

However, if Jeremy Corbyn, who is a dreadful anti-Semite and Jihad supporter, becomes Prime Minister of Britain, it will be the final nail in the coffin for Britain’s Jews. Corbyn was an obscure politician at one time. However, Corbyn has used Britain’s increasingly large Muslim population to achieve his political ascent in Britain. Corbyn has aggressively courted British Muslims in the country’s trade unions, which are hotbeds for BDS activity, to spew his anti-Semitic views, in an attempt to expand his political support. Corbyn has participated in many protests against Israel in London. Corbyn has supported anti-Israel conspiracy theories on T.V, and has compared Israelis to Nazis. A recent video showed Corbyn questioning Israel’s right to exist. Corbyn has also called Hamas and Hezbollah “friends,” and has stated that “it would be my pleasure and my honor” to host an event in Parliament “where our friends from Hezbollah” would be speaking.

Britain’s Jews are terrified of the prospect of Corbyn being Britain’s next Prime Minister, which has become more likely since Prime Minister Theresa May’s incompetence has reached new levels. Recently the country’s three major Jewish publications ran a joint front page editorial about Corbyn. The three publications called Corbyn an “existential threat” to Britain’s Jewish community and indicated that anti-Semitism in the Labour Party has “flourished” since Corbyn became leader in 2015. The publications also rightfully indicated that Corbyn has “contempt for Jews and Israel.”

All Jews (not just in Britain) should be fearful of Jeremy Corbyn being elected Prime Minister of Britain. The Jewish leadership in Israel, the United States, Canada, and elsewhere should be condemning Jeremy Corbyn with all of their will. In the United States, the Jewish leadership and the Republican Party should also be condemning and exposing Bernie Sanders for flying to London to campaign for Corbyn. How despicable of Sanders (who is Jewish, at least by birth) to campaign for Corbyn. As expected, Sanders’ hatred of racism and bigotry does not apply to Jews. Jeremy Corbyn must not be elected Prime Minister of Britain, even if it means that Theresa May remains in power.

“Corbyn’s wreath at Munich terrorists’ graves: Photos show Labour leader at tribute event for Palestine ‘martyrs’… including plotters behind 1972 slaughter of Israeli Olympic athletes,” by Emine Simnaz, Daily Mail, August 11, 2018 (thanks to David):

A memorial wreath in his hand, Jeremy Corbyn stands feet from the graves of terror leaders linked to the Munich Massacre.

The picture was among a number taken during a service to honour Palestinian ‘martyrs’.

Buried in the cemetery in Tunisia are members of Black September, the terror group which massacred 11 Israeli athletes at the 1972 Olympics.

One picture places Mr Corbyn close to the grave of another terrorist, Atef Bseiso, intelligence chief of the Palestine Liberation Organisation.

Bseiso has also been linked to the Munich atrocity. Another image shows the Labour leader apparently joining in an Islamic prayer while by the graves.

Last night sources close to Mr Corbyn insisted he was at the service in 2014 to commemorate 47 Palestinians killed in an Israeli air strike on a Tunisian PLO base in 1985.

But on a visit to the cemetery this week, the Daily Mail discovered that the monument to the air strike victims is 15 yards from where Mr Corbyn is pictured – and in a different part of the complex.

Instead he was in front of a plaque that lies beside the graves of Black September members….