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Ho-line Conference of Presidents, major American Jewish organizations,

were very pleased to go right to London to speak to Natasha Housdorf.

And she's an attorney, but most importantly, legal director at UK lawyers for Israel.

Natasha a very good day to you since last we spoke has been a change of government

in London and the Parliament is now dominated by more than 400 members of the Labour Party led by Sir

Curst-Armer.

The significance for American audience to understand is if labor wants that labor gets it. There's no divided house here.

The numbers are overwhelming. What is the significance of the change of

government when it comes to what we are focusing on? Anti-Semitism and what you'd have to say alienation of Israel.

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John. It's so good to be with you.

Despite the circumstances, because you are right that the Labour Party being in government does mean

potentially significant change with respect to the UK's policy

toward Israel.

Your viewers, listeners may recall that the Labour Party has had a troubled history with

anti-Semitism, especially under its former leader Jeremy Corbyn, was I think it's permissible to say

rife anti-Semitism amongst many Labour Party members under Kia Starmer who has now become Prime Minister of the United Kingdom,

an awful lot of the Labour Party's policies vis-à-vis Israel and the Middle East as a whole,

are seen as pretty hostile towards the Jewish state.

We've seen already the refunding of UNRWA, those funds from the UK had been suspended previously on the basis of many reports

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