Tel-Chai Nation

It now turns out the UK Labour overlord met with Hamas officials who were connected with a murderous attack:

British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn attended a conference with a convicted Hamas leader who was jailed in Israel for his role in orchestrating a string of terrorist attacks that killed more than 100 people, The Daily Telegraph revealed on Sunday.

According to the report, the Labour leader hosted a panel discussion at a conference attended by a number of senior Hamas officials, including Husam Badran, who was given a 17-year sentence for his involvement in terrorist atrocities committed during the Second Intifada between 2001 and 2002.

He was joined at the conference by Khaled Mashaal, the former leader of Hamas’ political bureau, who is on a UK sanction list, and Dr. Abdul Aziz Umar, who received seven life sentences for aiding in the preparation of a suicide belt, the British newspaper revealed.

Badran and Umar were released by the Israeli government less than 12 months before the conference as part of the deal for IDF soldier Gilad Shalit, who had been taken hostage and held by Hamas in Gaza.

Footage uncovered by The Telegraph revealed that all three men spoke at the two-day conference in Doha, entitled the “Seminar on Palestinian Refugees in the Arab World”.

In a translation provided to The Daily Telegraph, Badran can be heard telling the conference: “The nakba [day of catastrophe] which made us refugees took place via force and the return will be only viable through military and armed resistance and nothing else.”

Three days after the conference, Corbyn acknowledged in his regular column in the Morning Star that he had listened to speeches given by men who had been released “in return for the Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit”, adding that “their contribution was fascinating and electrifying”.

He also confirmed in an interview with Iran’s Press TV that he had met Umar at the conference, adding, “I met many of the brothers, including the brother who’s been speaking here...when I was in Doha earlier this year.”

Well does this make him one of the most repulsive people on earth. There are now calls for his ouster, which he'd do well to voluntarily respect:

Jeremy Corbyn, the head of the Labour Party — which was once the natural political home of what was a working class Jewish community — is not a shoo-in to win the next elections. But since he led Labour to a far better than expected performance in last year’s vote, and since the governing Conservative Party seems determined to clear his path to 10 Downing Street — by tearing itself apart in a paroxysm of infighting and incompetence, largely over Britain’s decision to pull out of the European Union — the prospect of a prime minister Corbyn is thoroughly real.

Corbyn’s Labour has become a hothouse of anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism — in its leader’s radical hard-left image. His defense and that of his loyalists, when accused of failing to tackle the blight, is to attempt to distinguish between the two: Yes, they proudly acknowledge, Corbyn and many others in Labour are deeply critical of Israel and its policies regarding the Palestinians, but the allegations of anti-Semitism are not merely unfounded but are being deliberately manufactured in order to silence their legitimate criticisms of the Jewish state.

Though Labour is clearly a fiasco today politically and morally, they could still have a most undeserved chance of ascending to power, and that's very bad. And it probably wouldn't make any difference if they led to the UK's alienation from other countries like the US due to Corbyn's evil. All they care about is nasty power at all costs.

That's why Corbyn should step down, but tragically, he may not. He already has all the earmarks of somebody so consumed by greed and evil, he'll likely shut out all reason for the sake of his repellent positions.

Labels: anti-semitism, dhimmitude, islam, Israel, jihad, londonistan, Moonbattery, political corruption, terrorism