Widow of Israeli Olympian: Corbyn's wreath laying at graves an act of 'cruelty'

Ankie Spitzer

The widow of one of the eleven murdered Israelis at the hands of the Black September group at the 1972 Olympics in Munich has condemned Labour party dirtbag Jeremy Corbyn after it was discovered that he laid wreaths at the graves of the terrorists responsible for the attack and murder of the unarmed Jewish athletes and their coach.

Black September terrorist

Ankie Spitzer, the wife of the late Andrei Spitzer, called Corbyn's gesture an "act of maliciousness, cruelty and stupidity."

She nailed it.

Photo of athletes before they were executed

In an interview with The Israel Project on Tuesday, Ankie said, "The families of the brutally murdered athletes are extremely disturbed by the statements and the pictures of Mr. Jeremy Corbyn while he is honoring Palestinian leaders who planned and executed the murder of our loved ones."

'Mister' is an honorific Corbyn doesn't even deserve.

"They only went to the Olympic Games in order to participate in this festival of love, peace and brotherhood; but they all returned home in coffins," she said of the murdered team.

Corbyn, whose party has been slammed over and over for the way they've dealt with anti-Semitic incidents in recent months, was again the focus of the controversy.

The Daily Mail published a piece showing Corbyn in Tunisia back in 2014 laying a wreath close to the graves of high-ranking members of the Black September group.

Ankie Spitzer said that Corbyn "has no place in politics, or in decent humane society when he is driven by one-sided hate and vengefulness. ...Our heartfelt feelings go out to the British people if a hate-filled Mr. Corbyn will ever become the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom."

To cover his butt, Corbyn's office claimed he was laying the wreath at a memorial to commemorate 47 Palestinians in an Israeli airstrike in 1985, except the photo shows him putting the wreath about 50 feet from those graves and at the Black September graves. [May they rest in pieces].

And in an interview with Sky News on Monday, Corbyn refuted the statement his office made and admitted he took part in honoring the terrorists. But he went on to say that while he was present, he really wasn't "actually involved" in the event, whatever that means.

The mental illness of jihad

After the 2014 ceremony, Corbyn wrote in the Morning Star, a far-left UK rag, that a wreath had been laid "on the graves of those who died that day" in 1986, "and on the graves of others killed by Mossad agents in Paris in 1991."

There is no Mossad assassination recorded in Paris in 1991. Corbyn was blowing smoke up into the masses of nether regions belonging to the gullible. Mossad did, however, assassinated Atef Bseiso, a PLO scumwafer they believe played a role in the Munich Olympic massacre, in Paris in 1992.

The Israeli team

"He is mumbling. He was there, he wasn't there . . . --Mr. Corbyn, why don't you stand up and say 'I made a grave error in judgment and I do apologize to the families of the eleven murdered victims of the Olympic Games in Munich'," Mrs. Spitzer said.

The only 'grave' error Corbyn made [in his mind] was to be photographed at those graves of the terrorists, which hopefully will ruin his chances of ever becoming prime minister. But he isn't sorry because he's a flaming anti-Semite.

"If you want a genuine transformation of politics, Mr. Corbyn, we would suggest that you first study history and understand how terrorism undermines and vilifies society and mankind," she urged.

Perhaps Corbyn should also study the Koran to better understand where all the anti-Semitic hatred comes from.


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