UK overlooks The Slaughterer Israeli Terrorism… anyone kills an Israeli is a Terrorist

British Foreign Secretary, William Hague, has raised fears about his definition of terrorism as he apparently believes anyone killing an Israeli is a terrorist, while the Israeli regime is entitled to killing Palestinian civilians without risking the terrorist label.

Hague released a statement on the 40th anniversary of the attack on members of the Israeli regime’s team in the 1972 Munich Olympic Games, which killed 11 Israelis, as a tribute to their deaths at the hands of “terrorists.”

“On today’s sad anniversary we pay tribute to their memory and reiterate our determination to confront terrorism and stand with the victims of terrorism wherever it may occur,” Hague said.

However, despite talk of confronting terrorism and standing with its victims “wherever it may occur,” he said nothing of the Israeli airstrike that killed 3 innocent civilians in the besieged Gaza Strip on the same day he released the statement.

The Wednesday strike on the east of the al-Maghazi refugee camp in Gaza, which targeted a car carrying civilians, also left a 4th wounded victim.

Hague’s condemnation of 11 deaths 40 years ago and simultaneous silence on loss of the three civilians’ lives shows the clear double standard in defining an ally as a victim of terrorism even if its hands are stained with the blood of civilian Palestinians.

The Israeli military frequently bombs the Gaza Strip, claiming the attacks are meant for defensive purposes.