Jeremy Corbyn Refuses to Label Hamas as a Terrorist Group in Piers Morgan Interview

Former Labour Leader's Comments Spark Controversy, Criticism from Political Figures

Jeremy Corbyn, the former leader of the UK Labour Party, refused to label Hamas as a terrorist group during a heated interview with Piers Morgan on TalkTV.
Corbyn was asked 15 times whether he considered Hamas a terrorist group, but he did not give a straight answer.
Corbyn's refusal to label Hamas as a terrorist group has sparked controversy and criticism from various quarters, including the new Home Secretary, James Cleverly, and the Shadow Foreign Secretary, David Lammy.
During the interview, Corbyn also stated that it was not up to him to decide whether Hamas should stay in power in Gaza.
Len McCluskey, the former General Secretary of Unite the Union, who was also a guest on the show, stated that he believed Hamas is a terrorist group.