Jeremy Corbyn's Controversial Stance on Hamas as a Terror Group
TL;DR
Former UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn refused to label Hamas as a terror group during an interview with Piers Morgan. Despite repeated questioning, Corbyn avoided giving a direct answer and instead advocated for a ceasefire. The clash ended when another guest confirmed that Hamas is indeed a terror group. Corbyn had previously been suspended by his party for his handling of antisemitism complaints and recently attended a pro-Palestinian rally where instances of antisemitism were reported.
- Jeremy Corbyn refuses to call Hamas a terror group in on-air clash with Piers Morgan New York Post
- Piers Morgan repeatedly asks Jeremy Corbyn if Hamas is terror group in tense exchange: 'Refusing to answer' Fox News
- Jeremy Corbyn refuses to call Hamas a terrorist group on Piers Morgan Uncensored The Telegraph
- Anti-Semitic UK leader Jeremy Corbyn, who once referred to Hamas as ‘friends’, received ‘salute’ from the terror outfit in 2019 OpIndia
- Piers Morgan asks Jeremy Corbyn 12 times if Hamas are terror organisation The Independent
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