Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has taken the unprecedented step of condemning Jeremy Corbyn for laying a wreath at a service in memory of the Black September terrorists behind the Munich massacre.
In a rare instance of a foreign head of government condemning a British political leader, Mr Netanyahu tweeted Mr Corbyn's laying of a wreath during the ceremony in Tunis in 2014 "deserves unequivocal condemnation from everyone - left, right and everything in between".
Mr Netanyahu's tweet follows days of claims and counter-claims, as Mr Corbyn's team sought to deny he was at the ceremony to lay a wreath for the Black September but people who were killed in a 1985 Israeli airstrike who are buried in the same cemetery.
