‘Is Hamas A Terror Group?’: Jeremy Corbyn Refuses Piers Morgan’s Question FIFTEEN Times

Host Piers Morgan relentlessly pushed ex-Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to declare Hamas a terror group and whether they should stay in power but, despite his efforts, the politician refused to answer.

The explosive TalkTV showdown happened Monday on Piers Morgan Uncensored as Corbyn was met with a relentless volley of questions about Hamas.

In a barrage lasting two minutes, Morgan demanded no less than 14 times that Corbyn answer his simple question: “Are Hamas a terror group?”

Refusing to do so and sidestepping the question, the Labour MP for Islington North tried to open the conversation into one about ceasefire talks. He accused Morgan of not listening and not allowing him to answer. The host, on the other hand, demanded a yes or no answer.

Over the course of the entire interview Corbyn also dodged a question about whether Hamas should stay in power a total of 38 times.

Corbyn infamously referred to Hamas and Hezbollah as “friends” during a parliamentary meeting on the Middle East before he was Labour leader but said he had used the term in a “collective way” and insisted he does not agree with either organisation.

“I don’t support any attacks, therefore I criticise them all,” Corbyn said earlier in October, adding that he was in favour of peace.

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