and all my friends werejewish. and looked like a religiousjew, but didn�*t believe a word of it? i didn�*t not believe a word of it, because i was a kid, so i don�*t think i thought about it then. but all my friends were jewish. the culture was veryjewish. my grandparents were holocaust survivors, and they would come and, you know, do all passover and hanukkah and all that kind of stuff. so, it was veryjewish. and in fact, one of the things in the book, �*cause the book has had an interesting impact, which is like, it�*s sort of really targeted towards progressives who i feel have missed outjews as one of their identity politics concerns, but... sorry to interrupt, because we don�*t have that much time. but it came out at a very important time in the uk when the labour party led at the time byjeremy corbyn was being accused of completely failing to address anti—semitic elements within it. and i wonder if it�*s led you to fall out of love with sort of the labour party and left of centre politics. i don�*t know if i was ever in love with the labour party. for a long time now... i come from a left of centre position and, you know, when i was young, i was pretty left—wing. i went to some young communist meetings, but i would now say that i am someone who imposes no ideological map on the world