“So many Jews that the Tory party should be known as the Torah party”
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In a speech to Jewish fundraisers in London, David Cameron declared: "There is no contradiction between being a proud Jew, a committed Zionist and a loyal British citizen."
The Jewish Chronicle, in its report ‘Team Cameron’s big Jewish backers’, revealed the support that enabled an unknown David Cameron to take the Conservative leadership with no significant achievement. He is also a self-declared Zionist and voted for the war in Iraq.
Cameron’s Foreign Secretary, William Hague, a member of Conservative Friends of Israel since 15-years-old said: "The unbroken thread of Conservative Party support for Israel that has run for nearly a century from the Balfour Declaration to the present day will continue."
Alistair Burt, a former officer of the Parliamentary group of Conservative Friends of Israel, is Foreign Office minister for the Middle East. And David Lidington, who has spoken of being a “staunch defender” of the State of Israel, is Foreign Office minister for Europe.
Ian Livingston was picked by prime minister David Cameron as trade minister. Cameron, had previously appointed the first Jewish ambassador to Israel, was reported by Times of Israel as having brought into the government its most committed Jew and certainly its most outspoken supporter of Israel, which Livingston called “the most amazing state in the world.”
Other top Jewish figures in the Conservative party are Lord Feldman and Grant Shapps MP, Howard Leigh, a member of the Jewish Leadership Council; and Richard Harrington MP and Lord Fink.
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There are 24 Jewish MPs in Britain's parliament. The Jewish population in the UK is just under 0.5%. There are 650 seats in the House of Commons so Jews could expect 3 seats. But with 24 they are 8 times over-represented.
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Tam Dalyell, the most senior member of the House of Commons in the British Parliament, sparked a huge row by accusing then Prime Minister, Tony Blair, of being influenced by a cabal of Jewish advisers.
Dalyell named Lord Levy (Jewish), Peter Mandelson (Jewish), and Jack Straw (Jewish), as the leading figures on policies in the Middle East. Blair was also influenced by Jews in the Bush administration, including Richard Perle, Paul Wolfowitz and Ari Fleischer.
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In a speech to Jewish fundraisers in London, David Cameron declared: "There is no contradiction between being a proud Jew, a committed Zionist and a loyal British citizen."
The Jewish Chronicle, in its report ‘Team Cameron’s big Jewish backers’, revealed the support that enabled an unknown David Cameron to take the Conservative leadership with no significant achievement. He is also a self-declared Zionist and voted for the war in Iraq.
Cameron’s Foreign Secretary, William Hague, a member of Conservative Friends of Israel since 15-years-old said: "The unbroken thread of Conservative Party support for Israel that has run for nearly a century from the Balfour Declaration to the present day will continue."
Alistair Burt, a former officer of the Parliamentary group of Conservative Friends of Israel, is Foreign Office minister for the Middle East. And David Lidington, who has spoken of being a “staunch defender” of the State of Israel, is Foreign Office minister for Europe.
Ian Livingston was picked by prime minister David Cameron as trade minister. Cameron, had previously appointed the first Jewish ambassador to Israel, was reported by Times of Israel as having brought into the government its most committed Jew and certainly its most outspoken supporter of Israel, which Livingston called “the most amazing state in the world.”
Other top Jewish figures in the Conservative party are Lord Feldman and Grant Shapps MP, Howard Leigh, a member of the Jewish Leadership Council; and Richard Harrington MP and Lord Fink.
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There are 24 Jewish MPs in Britain's parliament. The Jewish population in the UK is just under 0.5%. There are 650 seats in the House of Commons so Jews could expect 3 seats. But with 24 they are 8 times over-represented.
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Tam Dalyell, the most senior member of the House of Commons in the British Parliament, sparked a huge row by accusing then Prime Minister, Tony Blair, of being influenced by a cabal of Jewish advisers.
Dalyell named Lord Levy (Jewish), Peter Mandelson (Jewish), and Jack Straw (Jewish), as the leading figures on policies in the Middle East. Blair was also influenced by Jews in the Bush administration, including Richard Perle, Paul Wolfowitz and Ari Fleischer.
