Harold Laski

The transcript discusses Lasky's role as chairman of the Labour Party and adviser to the British government. It emphasizes the Labour government's duty to ensure that Pan-Arabism, cultivated since 1939, does not lead to the sacrifice of European Jewry for the benefit of Arab landlords in the Middle East.

Who is Lasky in relation to the Labour Party?

• A member of the Conservative Party

• A journalist

• A historian

• Chairman of the Labour Party

What must the Labour government ensure regarding pan-Arabism?

• That it is decisively understood

• That it is ignored

• That it is abolished

• That it is promoted

Since when has pan-Arabism been cultivated?

• 1945

• 1950

• 1920

• 1939

What is the Labour Party's stance on European Jewry?

• To ignore it

• To promote it

• To sacrifice it for Arab landlords

• To protect it from being sacrificed

What is not a reason for the Labour Party's stance on European Jewry?

• To ignore the issue

• To support Arab landlords

• To protect European Jewry

• To make a holiday for Arab landlords