London supermarket empties kosher food shelves amid fears of anti-Israel protests

London supermarket empties kosher food shelves amid fears of anti-Israel protests

London supermarket empties kosher food shelves amid fears of anti-Israel protests

 Former British MP Louise Mensch took to Twitter as well to condemn Sainsbury's, saying that "rather than call the police on demonstrators they took kosher food OFF their shelves."

"That is disgusting, @Sainsbury's you are sick. You discriminate against British Jews instead of calling the police, how dare you," she went on to say.
Mensch also stressed the difference between kosher food, and Israeli-made products.
"Dear @Sainsburys kosher is JEWISH food. Israel is a COUNTRY. How DARE YOU equate Jews' food to ISRAEL, how dare you #EverydayAntisemitism."

 

London supermarket empties kosher food shelves amid fears of anti-Israel protests

Political career

Mensch was placed on the A-List of Conservative candidates in 2006. This move was criticised by David Burrowes, from the socially conservative Cornerstone Group of Tory MPs, as favouring "minor celebrities", such as Mensch, over local candidates when selecting prospective parliamentary candidates.^[29] In October 2006 she was selected to stand in Corby.^[30] As part of her campaigning for the 2010 election, she appeared on Question Time^[10] and BBC One's The Big Questions.^[31] She believes the fox hunting ban should be repealed on civil liberties grounds, and that its debate and implementation was a waste of Parliamentary time.^[32]
In the 2010 general election Mensch won the seat of Corby with a majority of 1,951, defeating Labour incumbent Phil Hope, and in June 2010 she was elected by other Conservative MPs to serve on the Select Committee for the Department of Culture, Media and Sport.