Jeremy Corbyn: shameful Zionist assault in Jenin

Former UK Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn yesterday condemned Israel's attack on the Palestinian Jenin camp, calling it "shameful". Corbyn praised the Palestinian people's steadfastness in dealing with the onslaught of the Israeli occupation.

Furthermore, he vehemently disputed Israel's claim that it does not target Palestinian civilians in Jenin and its camp, stating, "It is impossible to use any kind of weapon against the population there without targeting civilians." .

In a previous interview with Al Mayadeen, the politician had expressed the desire to have at some point in his country a government capable of recognizing the historical error committed against the Palestinian people, and to commit itself to a more specific interpretation of the Balfour Declaration .

The document itself would have recognized the rights of Palestinian residents 75 years ago, but it has not been respected and the needs of this group have been ignored, the England politician said.

"The right of the Palestinian people is central to me," he said, also a lawmaker and advocate for other just causes around the world.On May 30, the British website Declassified UK revealed attempts by Western and Israeli media to tarnish Corbyn's image, accusing him of being anti-Semitic.

Indeed, prominent members of the Zionist lobby, such as lobbyist Lionel Kopelowitz, were reportedly willing to sacrifice Corbyn "for all the trouble caused."On June 22, 2022, former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed during an interview with the UK website Declassified that the possibility of Corbyn becoming British prime minister due to his hostile views on US and Israeli Policies.

In support of the Palestinian cause, he has repeatedly called on his country's government to stop arms exports to Israel and to end military and security cooperation with it.He also participated in the 75th Nakba march in London, pledging to continue supporting Palestine.