You could scarcely find two more different politicians than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. One is a former special forces soldier, and the other is a lifelong anti-war activist. But now, via Twitter at least, the two are doing battle.

Netanyahu condemned Corbyn for attending a 2014 ceremony that celebrated those responsible for the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre. That atrocity took 11 Israeli and 1 West German lives, but Palestinian extremists view the killers as heroes. While Corbyn lies that the ceremony was not for terrorists, he has well-established links to Palestinian terrorist organizations.