Montefiores

And Montefiore is Italian.

And the Montefiores were born, came from Livorno in Tuscany, and then they went to England in the 1790s.

And they're both Jewish families.

So that makes me a Sephardic Jewish scion of a family.

It's a problem that these other people, the reason why he thinks that's true is that if children do it, we know why children will be paying attention to their parents' fate and situation and not to others.

But if other people mix in, right? If just random Jews in London are seeing the graves of the Montefiores and saying, It's so sad for them.

They're not buried in Israel.

I want to help them be buried in Israel.

He was related to Herbert Samuel and, uh, his father, I think it was, was, uh, a, an MP at the time and so on.

It was called the Cousinhood 'cause they were all very, these Jewish families, whether it was the Rothschilds or the Montagus or the Montefiores, were very closely related and r- uh, economically entangled as well.

But they saw Zionism as a threat to their own status.

I mean, it, it goes back really.