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The speaker states their parents' family is Jewish with extended family in Israel, which affects them daily. While they don't describe themself as a Zionist, they understand, sympathize with, and support Zionism. They reiterate they wouldn't use the term to describe themself, but emphasize their family connection to Israel.
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Speaker 0: Are you a Zionist? Well, I've look. I I don't know whether how many people know this. My my, my parents' family are Jewish, and we've got extended family in Israel, and that we feel this every day. I don't, describe myself as a Zionist, but I understand and I sympathize and I support Zionism.
So I wouldn't describe myself in that way, but of course, you know, we have family in Israel, and that is part of my family.
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The speaker states they sympathize with and support Zionism, noting their parents' family is Jewish with extended family in Israel. While they don't describe themselves as a Zionist, they understand and sympathize with it due to their family connection.
The speaker describes their leadership style as Director of Public Prosecutions, where successes were celebrated collectively, but they took responsibility for failures. They state this is how they would lead the Labour Party, with the leader taking responsibility when things go wrong. They express pride in this leadership approach during their five years as Director of Public Prosecutions.
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Speaker 0: I sympathize and I support Zionism. I don't know whether how many people know this. My my my parents' family are Jewish, and we've got extended family in Israel. We feel this every day. I don't describe ourselves as a Zionist, but I understand, and I sympathize, and I support Zionism.
So I wouldn't describe myself in that way, but, of course, you know, we have family in Israel, and that is part of my family. When I was director of public prosecutions, I led my staff in a way where when we succeeded in something, we celebrated together. Of when we got it wrong, I took responsibility. It was my responsibility, and that's how I would lead the Labour Party. That's the message I would send to our staff.
We succeed together, but if something goes wrong, the leader of the organization carries the can and stands up for what's gone wrong, and takes responsibility. I did that for five years. I'm proud of the fact, that I did that, and that's exactly hardly the Labour Party.