The Jordanian Representative has made many controversial statements in the past, including claiming he is "a slave to whoever teaches [me] the path of martyrdom," and supporting suicide bombings in Israel, according to videos on MEMRI TV.Jordanian MP Yahya Al-Saud Incites to Violence at the Palestinian National Council Session: I Am a Slave to Whoever Teaches Me the Path of Martyrdom pic.twitter.com/hOT6MLCFNq
— MEMRI (@MEMRIReports) May 7, 2018
Hamilton’s meeting with al-Saud came at a time when the Labour Party is under ever-increasing pressure regarding antisemitism in the party. This week a BBC Panorama documentary interviewed for party employees who accused Labour senior officials of interfering with the party’s antisemitism investigations and grossly misleading the public about their handling of mounting complaints.Jordanian MP Yahya Al-Saud Supports Suicide Bombings in Israel, Calls to "Tear Up" the Peace Accord, Says that Women Are Unsuited for Politics https://t.co/thskZhX9jZ
— MEMRI (@MEMRIReports) November 15, 2017