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Originally Posted by Wonkie
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263,346
66.44m
Number small, other number much bigger
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Thats less than 0.4% of the country. So I'll make the point again - why does 0.4% of the country's population get a headline on their intentions at a general election? A lot of the UK's muslim voters aren't big on Jewish communities due to Israel etc, and they tend to be typical Labour voters. I'd expect a few cries of anti-Semitism.
It's extremely rare to see a traditional Jewish family anywhere in my county or the ones surrounding it. I know they exist, but they're mainly concentrated into suburbs of London and other cities.
Fish and chips... one of the UK's favourite foods, has its origins in a Jewish part of East London. Fried fish was big when a lot of Jewish migrants came in the 19th/early 20th century. If you wanted a fact for the day <3