The BNP claim that UKIP has “sold out to the Zionist lobby” should be seen as a clear indication that opinions remain exactly as they always have in the party that was formed in 1982 as a splinter group from the National Front.
Far from having sold out to the Zionist lobby, I can testify that UKIP is a party within which there is an extremely healthy debate on foreign policy and, between the party members and party leaders alike, there is no consensus on a particularly pro-Israel policy.
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