Tune in to The Israel Project interview with Ankie Spitzer, widow of the Israeli Olympic fencing coach Andrei Spitzer who was killed in the 1972 Munich Olympics terror attack.
Over the weekend U.K. Labor leader, Jeremy Corbyn, whose party has been increasingly dealing with anti-Semitic incidents in recent months, has been in the spotlight again after the Daily Mail published a story that showed Corbyn attending a ceremony in Tunisia back in 2014 and laying a wreath close to the graves of high-ranking members of the group Black September, which murdered the 11 Israeli athletes at the 1972 Olympics in Munich.

"Israel continues to explore arrangements that would restore peace along the border and improve the lives of Gazans. The cabinet meets regularly, and has suggested the construction of an artificial island off Gaza’s coast, a designated port in Cyprus, and support for generous aid packages that the United States and other international players are promoting. The Israeli government would do well to make its policy in this regard loud and clear," writes Lior Weintraub, The Israel Project Vice President in The Hill.