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Jeremy Corbyn will join South African group investigating Zionists crimes

Corbyn, the former UK opposition leader, is going to join South Africa's delegation charging Israel with Palestinian genocide.

The former United Kingdom opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn is joining a South African group for the upcoming proceedings at the International Court of Justice, where the countries charge Israel with Palestinian genocide, the South African government said Tuesday. 

Mr. Corbyn and other "senior politicians from progressive political parties and movements across the world" are accompanying the South African delegation, according to a Pretoria statement. 

Mr. Corbyn has been an outspoken opponent of Israel and a lifelong backer of the Palestinian cause. 

In 2020, he was suspended from the Labour Party after it was discovered by the British Equalities Watchdog that party officials had engaged in “harassment and discrimination” against Jews and that his leadership had enabled anti-Semitic sentiment to proliferate inside the organization. 

He expressed solidarity with South Africa's lawsuit against Israel in a message posted on Twitter on Monday while condemning the British government. 

Britain Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stands behind Israel as it fights Hamas in response to the group's unexpected Oct 7 attack.



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