One might think that someone who wishes to be Britain’s next prime minister wouldn’t openly support terrorists.

Not Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. In an interview on Tuesday, Corbyn doubled down on his defense of attending a memorial ceremony for the Black September terrorists who killed Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics in 1972. Reporting on Corbyn’s attendance at that ceremony has earned him new pressure alongside his ongoing anti-Semitism crisis.

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