All Party Israel Lobby Full List

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M	N	O
1	Funding of UK MPs by the Israel Lobby
2	Party	Name	Constituency	Conservative Friends of Israel (CFI)	Labour Friends of Israel (LFI)	Liberal Democrats Friends of Israel	Northern Ireland Friends of Israel	Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs	European Leadership Network (ELNET) UK	Australia Israel Cultural Exchange (AICE)	Other Groups	Individuals	Minimum Total Received	Earliest funding received	Most recent funding received
3	Total			£342,605	£68,938	£6,620	£8,100	£23,754	£28,093	£26,788	£49,213	£308,385	£862,496

4	Conservative	Adam Holloway	Gravesham	Amount Unclear				Amount Unclear					Amount Unclear	2006	2006
5	Conservative	Alan Mak	Havant	£4,500				£500					£5,000	2015	2018
6	Conservative	Alex Chalk	Cheltenham	£1,500				£300					£1,800	2018	2018
7	Conservative	Alexander Stafford	Rother Valley	£3,250									£3,250	2022	2022
8	Conservative	Alok Sharma*	Reading West	£2,000									£2,000	2013	2013
9	Conservative	Alun Cairns	Vale of Glamorgan	£3,850									£3,850	2023	2023
10	Conservative	Amanda Milling	Cannock Chase	£2,000									£2,000	2016	2016
11	Conservative	Andrea Jenkyns	Morley and Outwood	£2,000									£2,000	2015	2015
12	Conservative	Andrew Bowie	West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine	£2,650				£650					£3,300	2018	2018
13	Conservative	Andrew Percy	Brigg and Goole	£14,289					£4,728	£6,416			£25,433	2011	2023
14	Conservative	Andrew Rosindell	Romford	£2,580									£2,580	2019	2019
15	Conservative	Anthony Browne	South Cambridgeshire	£3,250									£3,250	2022	2022
16	Conservative	Antony Higginbotham	Burnley and Padiham	£3,250					£2,933				£6,183	2022	2024
17	Conservative	Bernard Jenkin	Harwich and North Essex	£2,500				£650					£3,150	2018	2018
18	Conservative	Bob Blackman	Harrow East	£4,317									£4,317	2011	2015
19	Conservative	Bob Seely	Isle of Wight	£500									£500	2018	2018
20	Conservative	Brendan Clarke-Smith	Bassetlaw	£3,300									£3,300	2022	2022
21	Conservative	Caroline Ansell	Eastbourne	£2,000									£2,000	2015	2015
22	Conservative	Chloe Smith*	Norwich North	£3,474				£574					£4,048	2011	2015
23	Conservative	Chris Clarkson*	Heywood and Middleton	£2,300									£2,300	2020	2020
24	Conservative	Conor Burns	Bournemouth West	£2,000									£2,000	2016	2016
25	Conservative	Craig Mackinlay*	South Thanet	£2,000									£2,000	2016	2016
26	Conservative	Craig Tracey	North Warwickshire	£2,000									£2,000	2016	2016
27	Conservative	Craig Williams	Montgomeryshire	£1,600									£1,600	2014	2014
28	Conservative	Daniel Kawczynski	Shrewsbury and Atcham	Amount Unclear									Amount Unclear	2009	2009
29	Conservative	David Davis	Haltemprice and Howden									£75,000 - Lord Kalms	£75,000	2005	2005
30	Conservative	David Johnston	Wantage	£3,100									£3,100	2022	2022
31	Conservative	David Morris	Morecambe and Lunesdale	£2,500									£2,500	2019	2019
32	Conservative	David T C Davies	Monmouth	Amount Unclear				Amount Unclear					Amount Unclear	2006	2006
33	Conservative	Dehenna Davison*	Bishop Auckland	£2,000									£2,000	2019	2019
34	Conservative	Derek Thomas	St Ives	£1,600									£1,600	2014	2014
35	Conservative	Douglas Ross*	Moray	£2,000									£2,000	2016	2016
36	Conservative	Eddie Hughes	Walsall North	£2,300									£2,300	2020	2020
37	Conservative	Edward Argar	Charnwood	£2,000									£2,000	2016	2016
38	Conservative	Fay Jones	Brecon and Radnorshire	£3,300									£3,300	2022	2022
39	Conservative	Gareth Bacon	Orpington	£3,400									£3,400	2023	2023
40	Conservative	Gareth Davies	Grantham and Stamford	£3,400									£3,400	2023	2023
41	Conservative	Gary Sambrook	Northfield	£3,100									£3,100	2022	2022
42	Conservative	Gary Streeter*	South West Devon	Amount Unclear									Amount Unclear	2004	2004
43	Conservative	Geoffrey Clifton-Brown	Cotswolds	Amount Unclear									Amount Unclear	2000	2000
44	Conservative	Giles Watling	Clacton	£2,500									£2,500	2019	2019
45	Conservative	Grant Shapps	Welwyn Hatfield									£4,990 - David Meller. Amount Unclear - Michael Lewis.	£4,990	2005	2023
46	Conservative	Greg Clark*	Tunbridge Wells	£2,000									£2,000	2009	2009
47	Conservative	Greg Hands	Chelsea and Fulham	Amount Unclear							£1,062 - European Friends of Israel		£1,062	2008	2011
48	Conservative	Greg Smith	Buckingham	£5,750									£5,750	2022	2024
49	Conservative	Heather Wheeler	South Derbyshire	£4,524									£4,524	2011	2015
50	Conservative	Henry Smith*	Crawley								£1,500 - American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC)		£1,500	2012	2012
51	Conservative	Holly Mumby-Croft	Scunthorpe	£3,300									£3,300	2022	2022
52	Conservative	Iain Duncan Smith	Chingford and Woodford Green									£5,235 - Lord Kalms	£5,235	2001	2001
53	Conservative	Iain Stewart	Milton Keynes South	£2,500				£500					£3,000	2018	2018
54	Conservative	Jack Lopresti	Filton and Bradley Stoke	£3,305						£4,666	£330 - Elbit		£8,301	2011	2018
55	Conservative	Jacob Young	Redcar	£3,100									£3,100	2022	2022
56	Conservative	James Cleverly	Braintree	£2,000									£2,000	2015	2015
57	Conservative	James Morris	Halesowen and Rowley Regis	£4,699				£1,024			£1,285 - American Israel Education Foundation, to attend AIPAC in Washington		£7,008	2011	2018
58	Conservative	James Sunderland	Bracknell	£3,300									£3,300	2022	2022
59	Conservative	Jeremy Wright	Kenilworth and SOutham	Amount Unclear				Amount Unclear					Amount Unclear	2007	2007
60	Conservative	Jill Mortimer	Hartlepool	£3,300									£3,300	2022	2022
61	Conservative	Jo Gideon*	Stoke-on-Trent Central	£3,400									£3,400	2023	2023
62	Conservative	John Glen	Salisbury and South Wiltshire	£2,000									£2,000	2016	2016
63	Conservative	John Hayes	South Holland and The Deepings	Amount Unclear				Amount Unclear					Amount Unclear	2000	2000
64	Conservative	John Howell*	Henley	£6,825						£4,050			£10,875	2012	2019
65	Conservative	John Lamont	Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk	£2,000									£2,000	2016	2016
66	Conservative	John Whittingdale	Maldon	£2,000							Amount Unclear - Israeli government, to attend the Telecoms 2002 Convention		£2,000	2002	2016
67	Conservative	Johnny Mercer	Plymouth Moor View	£2,000									£2,000	2016	2016
68	Conservative	Jonathan Djanogly*	Huntingdon								£1,190 - Henry Jackson Society, to visit AIPAC conference in Washington		£1,190	2014	2014
69	Conservative	Jonathan Gullis	Stoke-on-Trent North	£2,500									£2,500	2019	2019
70	Conservative	Kwasi Kwarteng*	Spelthorne					£1,242					£1,242	2012	2012
71	Conservative	Laurence Robertson	Tewkesbury	£5,920									£5,920	2022	2022
72	Conservative	Liam Fox	North Somerset	£2,634					£6,275				£8,909	2013	2022
73	Conservative	Lisa Cameron*	East Kilbride						£2,933				£2,933	2024	2024
74	Conservative	Liz Truss	South West Norfolk									£2,000 - David Meller	£2,000	2015	2015
75	Conservative	Louie French	Old Bexley and Sidcup	£3,100									£3,100	2022	2022
76	Conservative	Maggie Throup	Erewash	£2,000									£2,000	2016	2016
77	Conservative	Maria Caulfield	Lewes	£2,000									£2,000	2016	2016
78	Conservative	Mark Garnier	Wyre Forest	£2,500				£500					£3,000	2018	2018
79	Conservative	Mark Harper	Forest of Dean	£2,500				£1,750					£4,250	2006	2018
80	Conservative	Mark Jenkinson	Workington	£3,250									£3,250	2022	2022
81	Conservative	Mark Pawsey*	Rugby	£2,300									£2,300	2020	2020
82	Conservative	Mark Pritchard	The Wrekin	Amount Unclear							£4,897 - Israel Allies Foundation		£4,897	2005	2023
83	Conservative	Martin Vickers	Cleethorpes	£2,000									£2,000	2013	2013
84	Conservative	Mary Robinson	Cheadle	£2,000									£2,000	2015	2015
85	Conservative	Matt Vickers	Stockton South	£2,000									£2,000	2019	2019
86	Conservative	Matthew Offord*	Hendon	£2,800				£5,550	£2,000		£2,798 - Jewish National Fund		£13,149	2010	2018
87	Conservative	Michael Ellis*	Northampton North	£3,600									£3,600	2014	2024
88	Conservative	Michael Gove*	Surrey Heath								£2,764 - Henry Jackson Society, during trip to speak at AIPAC event. AIPAC, £3,086	£4,750 - David Meller	£10,600	2017	2017
89	Conservative	Michael Tomlinson	Mid Dorset and North Poole	£2,000									£2,000	2016	2016
90	Conservative	Mike Freer*	Finchley and Golders Green	£3,200									£3,200	2013	2014
91	Conservative	Miriam Cates	Penistone and Stocksbridge	£2,000									£2,000	2019	2019
92	Conservative	Nadhim Zahawi*	Stratford-on-Avon					£1,242					£1,242	2011	2011
93	Conservative	Nick Gibb*	Bognor Regis and Littlehampton	Amount Unclear									Amount Unclear	2002	2002
94	Conservative	Nickie Aiken*	Cities of London and Westminster	£3,300									£3,300	2022	2022
95	Conservative	Nicola Richards*	West Bromwich East	£5,500									£5,550	2022	2024
96	Conservative	Nigel Huddleston	Mid Worcestershire	£2,000									£2,000	2016	2016
97	Conservative	Oliver Dowden	Hertsmere	£1,500									£1,500	2014	2014
98	Conservative	Paul Holmes	Eastleigh	£3,100									£3,100	2022	2022
99	Conservative	Paul Maynard	Blackpool North and Cleveleys	£2,000									£2,000	2013	2013
100	Conservative	Paul Scully*	Sutton and Cheam	£4,500				£500					£5,000	2015	2018
101	Conservative	Peter Gibson	Darlington	£2,000									£2,000	2019	2019
102	Conservative	Philip Davies	Shipley	£2,000				Amount Unclear					£2,000	2007	2016
103	Conservative	Philip Hollobone	Kettering	£2,000									£2,000	2016	2016
104	Conservative	Priti Patel	Witham								£2,500 - Henry Jackson Society, to attend AIPAC event		£2,500	2013	2013
105	Conservative	Rebecca Harris	Castle Point	£1,700									£1,700	2012	2012
106	Conservative	Rebecca Pow	Taunton Deane	£2,000									£2,000	2016	2016
107	Conservative	Richard Bacon*	South Norfolk	Amount Unclear									Amount Unclear	2002	2002
108	Conservative	Robert Courts	Whitney and West Oxfordshire	£2,300									£2,300	2020	2020
109	Conservative	Robert Halfon*	Harlow	£14,749									£14,749	2011	2023
110	Conservative	Robert Jenrick	Newark	£3,700									£3,700	2016	2024
111	Conservative	Robert Largan	High Peak	£2,000									£2,000	2019	2019
112	Conservative	Robert Neill*	Bromley and Chislehurst	£2,000									£2,000	2009	2009
113	Conservative	Ruth Edwards	Rushcliffe	£3,420									£3,420	2022	2022
114	Conservative	Sajid Javid*	Bromsgrove	£1,700									£1,700	2012	2012
115	Conservative	Sarah Atherton	Wrexham	£3,300									£3,300	2022	2022
116	Conservative	Shailesh Vara	North West Cambridgeshire	Amount Unclear				Amount Unclear					Amount Unclear	2007	2007
117	Conservative	Shaun Bailey	West Bromwich West	£3,650					£2,000				£5,650	2023	2024
118	Conservative	Sheryll Murray	South East Cornwall	£4,800				£1,300					£6,100	2012	2018
119	Conservative	Siobhan Baillie	Stroud	£2,000									£2,000	2015	2015
120	Conservative	Stephen Crabb	Pembrokeshire	£20,008				Contribution to CFI visits: £1300					£21,308	2006	2024
121	Conservative	Stephen Hammond*	Wimbledon	£1,700				£1,242					£1,700	2008	2012
122	Conservative	Stephen Metcalfe	South Basildon and East Thurrock	£2,000									£2,000	2013	2013
123	Conservative	Steve Double	St Austell and Newquay	£3,100				£1,300					£4,400	2018	2018
124	Conservative	Stuart Andrew*	Pudsey	£3,511									£3,511	2012	2016
125	Conservative	Suella Braverman	Fareham	£2,000							£27,801 - National Jewish Assembly		£29,801	2015	2024
126	Conservative	Suzanne Webb	Stourbridge	£3,500									£3,500	2023	2023
127	Conservative	Theresa Villiers	Chipping Barnet	£4,750				£650					£5,400	2017	2024
128	Conservative	Tim Loughton*	East Worthing and Shoreham	£2,500									£2,500	2019	2019
129	Conservative	Tobias Ellwood	Bournemouth East	Amount Unclear									Amount Unclear	2009	2009
130	Conservative	Tom Hunt	Ipswich	£2,000					£1,907				£3,907	2019	2024
131	Conservative	Tom Randall	Gedling	£3,100									£3,100	2022	2022
132	Conservative	Virginia Crosbie	Ynys Mon	£3,300									£3,300	2022	2022
133	Conservative	Will Quince*	Colchester	£2,000						£3,750			£5,750	2015	2018
134	Democratic Unionist Party	Gregory Campbell	East Derry				£2,700	£700					£700	2018	2018
135	Democratic Unionist Party	Jim Shannon	Strangford						£2,317				£2,317	2024	2024
136	Democratic Unionist Party	Paul Girvan	South Antrim				£2,700	£700					£700	2018	2018
137	Independent	Jeffrey Donaldson*	Lagan Valley				£2,700	£700					£3,400	2018	2018
138	Independent	Mark Menzies*	Fylde	£1,700									£1,700	2012	2012
139	Labour	Alex Davies-Jones	Pontypridd		£2,300								£2,300	2023	2023
140	Labour	Andrew Gwynne	Denton and Reddish		£3,128			£100					£3,228	2007	2018
141	Labour	Angela Rayner	Ashton-under-Lyne									£25,000 - Trevor Chinn	£25,000	2022	2022
142	Labour	Barbara Keeley*	Worsley and Eccles South		Amount Unclear			Amount Unclear					Amount Unclear	2007	2007
143	Labour	Barry Gardiner	Brent North		Amount Unclear								Amount Unclear	1999	1999
144	Labour	Bill Esterson	Sefton Central									£2,000 - Red Capital	£2,000	2017	2017
145	Labour	Bridget Phillipson	Houghton and Sunderland South						£3,000			£20,000 - Trevor Chinn	£23,000	2022	2023
146	Labour	Catherine McKinnell	Newcastle-upon-Tyne North		£2,300								£2,300	2023	2023
147	Labour	Chris Bryant	Rhondda		£1,800			£75					£1,875	2006	2016
148	Labour	Christian Wakeford	Bury South	£2,300	£7,300			£1,000					£10,600	2020	2024
149	Labour	Dan Jarvis	Barnsley Central		£1,250								£1,250	2011	2011
150	Labour	David Lammy	Tottenham		£2,550			£90				£30,000 - Trevor Chinn	£32,640	2012	2023
151	Labour	Derek Twigg	Halton		£1,450			Amount Unclear					£1,450	2013	2013
152	Labour	Diana R. Johnson	Kingston-upon-Hull North		£1,400								£1,400	2006	2006
153	Labour	Emily Thornberry	Islington South and Finsbury		Amount Unclear			Amount Unclear					Amount Unclear	2007	2007
154	Labour	Fabian Hamilton	Leeds North East		Amount Unclear								Amount Unclear	1999	1999
155	Labour	Gareth Thomas	Harrow West		Amount Unclear								Amount Unclear	1999	1999
156	Labour	Graham Stringer	Blackley and Broughton		Amount Unclear								Amount Unclear	1999	1999
157	Labour	John Spellar*	Warley		£3,350					£7,906		£1,970 - David Menton	£13,226	2008	2016
158	Labour	Jon Cruddas*	Dagenham and Rainham									£7,500 - Trevor Chinn	£7,500	2020	2020
159	Labour	Keir Starmer	Holborn and St Pancras									£50,000 - Trevor Chinn	£50,000	2020	2020
160	Labour	Kevan Jones*	North Durham		£1,250			Amount Unclear			Amount Unclear - Israeli government		£1,250	2003	2014
161	Labour	Liam Byrne	Hodge Hill		£2,160			£90					£2,250	2012	2012
162	Labour	Lilian greenwood	Nottingham South		£1,500			£75					£1,575	2017	2017
163	Labour	Lisa Nandy	Wigan									£12,000 - Trevor Chinn	£12,000	2016	2023
164	Labour	Liz Kendall	Leicester West									£2,500 - Trevor Chinn	£2,500	2015	2015
165	Labour	Margaret Hodge*	Barking		£4,200								£4,200	2023	2024
166	Labour	Pat McFadden	Wolverhampton South East		£1,500			£75					£1,575	2017	2017
167	Labour	Peter Kyle	Hove		£1,400								£1,400	2014	2014
168	Labour	Rachel Reeves	Leeds West		£2,500							£35,210 - Trevor Chinn	£37,710	2011	2023
169	Labour	Rosie Winterton*	Doncaster Central		£1,500			£125					£1,625	2017	2017
170	Labour	Sharon Hodgson	Washington and Sunderland East		£5,850			£100					£5,950	2008	2024
171	Labour	Stephen Kinnock	Aberavon									£2,000 - Trevor Chinn	£2,000	2017	2017
172	Labour	Stephen Morgan	Portsmouth South		£1,600			£100					£1,700	2018	2018
173	Labour	Steve McCabe	Selly Oak		£9,850			£350					£10,200	2019	2024
174	Labour	Steve Reed	Croydon North		£1,800							£1,000 - Trevor Chinn	£2,800	2013	2019
175	Labour	Taiwo Owatemi	Coventry North West		£2,300								£2,300	2023	2023
176	Labour	Wayne David*	Caerphilly		Amount Unclear								Amount Unclear	2004	2004
177	Labour	Wes Streeting	Ilford North		£4,700							£15,000 - Trevor Chinn. £2,230 - David Menton; £5,000 - Red Capital	£26,930	2021	2024
178	Labour	Yvette Cooper	Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford									£5,000 - Red Capital	£5,000	2015	2015
179	Liberal Democrats	Ed Davey	Kingston and Surbiton					Amount Unclear					Amount Unclear	2008	2018
180	Liberal Democrats	Layla Moran	Oxford West and Abingdon			£3,310							£3,310	2022	2022
181	Liberal Democrats	Munira Wilson	Twickenham			£3,310							£3,310	2022	2022
182	Reform	Lee Anderson	Ashfield	£3,300									£3,300	2022	2022
183	Key: Asterix (*) after name indicates MP stepping down at 2024 general election. Amount Unclear means level of funding was not disclosed.Data collated from TheyWorkForYou https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mps/, figures rounded down to nearest pound. Correct as of 11/07/24.
184	Group								Individuals
185	Conservative Friends of Israel (CFI)		Parliamentary group which supports Israel’s interests in Britain						Trevor Chinn	Former joint president of United Jewish Israel Appeal (UJIA), former executive member of BICOM, past funder of CFI and LFI, familial links with the JNF
186	Labour Friends of Israel (LFI)		Parliamentary group which supports Israel’s interests in Britain						David Meller	Former director of CFI
187	Liberal Democrats Friends of Israel		Parliamentary group which supports Israel’s interests in Britain						Trevor Pears	Former board member of British pro-Israel group BICOM and CFI
188	Northern Ireland Friends of Israel		Parliamentary group which supports Israel’s interests in Britain						Michael Lewis	Former deputy chairman of BICOM, formerly on the board of CFI
189	European Friends of Israel		Supports Israel’s interests in Europe						David Menton	Former director of BICOM
190	ELNET UK		Promotes Israel’s interests in Britain and Europe						Lord Stanley Kalms	Prominent former member of CFI
191	Australia Israel Cultural Exchange (AICE)		Co-founded by Benjamin Netanyahu to support cultural exchange between Australia and Israel						Red Capital	Private company owned by former LFI chairman Jonathan Mendelsohn and his wife
192	National Jewish Assembly		UK-based organisation, one of key goals is “supporting Israel”
193	Jewish National Fund		Zionist organisation which has supported Israel’s dispossession of Palestinians
194	American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC)		Major US-based Israel lobby organisation
195	American Israel Education Foundation		AIPAC’s sister organisation
196	Israel Allies Foundation		US-based organisation that works with politicians to support Israel
197	Henry Jackson Society (HJS)		Neoconservative and pro-Israel thinktank that has funded MPs’ trips to AIPAC events
198	Elbit Systems		Israel’s largest weapons firm

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J
1	Conservative MPs	Conservative Friends of Israel (CFI)	Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs	ELNET UK	Australia Israel Cultural Exchange (AICE)	Other Groups	Individuals	Minimum Total Received	Earliest funding received	Most recent funding received
2	Total	£335,305	£19,474	£22,776	£18,882	£49,214	£91,975	£537,734

3	Adam Holloway (Gravesham)	Amount Unclear	Amount Unclear					Amount Unclear	2006	2006
4	Alan Mak (Havant)	£4,500	£500					£5,000	2015	2018
5	Alex Chalk (Cheltenham)	£1,500	£300					£1,800	2018	2018
6	Alexander Stafford (Rother Valley)	£3,250						£3,250	2022	2022
7	Alok Sharma (Reading West)*	£2,000						£2,000	2013	2013
8	Alun Cairns (Vale of Glamorgan)	£3,850						£3,850	2023	2023
9	Amanda Milling (Cannock Chase)	£2,000						£2,000	2016	2016
10	Andrea Jenkyns (Morley and Outwood)	£2,000						£2,000	2015	2015
11	Andrew Bowie (West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine)	£2,650	£650					£3,300	2018	2018
12	Andrew Percy (Brigg and Goole)*	£14,289		£4,728	£6,416			£25,433	2011	2023
13	Andrew Rosindell (Romford)	£2,580						£2,580	2019	2019
14	Anthony Browne (South Cambridgeshire)	£3,250						£3,250	2022	2022
15	Antony Higginbotham (Burnley & Padiham)	£3,250		£2,933				£6,183	2022	2024
16	Bernard Jenkin (Harwich and North Essex)	£2,500	£650					£3,150	2018	2018
17	Bob Blackman (Harrow East)	£4,317						£4,317	2011	2015
18	Bob Seely (Isle of Wight)	£500						£500	2018	2018
19	Brendan Clarke-Smith (Bassetlaw)	£3,300						£3,300	2022	2022
20	Caroline Ansell (Eastbourne)	£2,000						£2,000	2015	2015
21	Chloe Smith (Norwich North)*	£3,474	£574					£4,048	2011	2015
22	Chris Clarkson (Heywood and Middleton)*	£2,300						£2,300	2020	2020
23	Conor Burns (Bournemouth West)	£2,000						£2,000	2016	2016
24	Craig Mackinlay (South Thanet)*	£2,000						£2,000	2016	2016
25	Craig Tracey (North Warwickshire)	£2,000						£2,000	2016	2016
26	Craig Williams (Montgomeryshire)	£1,600						£1,600	2014	2014
27	Daniel Kawczynski (Shrewsbury and Atcham)	Amount Unclear						Amount Unclear	2009	2009
28	David Davis (Haltemprice and Howden)						£75,000 - Lord Kalms	£75,000	2005	2005
29	David Johnston (Wantage)	£3,100						£3,100	2022	2022
30	David Morris (Morecambe and Lunesdale)	£2,500						£2,500	2019	2019
31	David T C Davies (Monmouth)	Amount Unclear	Amount Unclear					Amount Unclear	2006	2006
32	Dehenna Davison (Bishop Auckland)*	£2,000						£2,000	2019	2019
33	Derek Thomas (St Ives)	£1,600						£1,600	2014	2014
34	Douglas Ross (Moray)*	£2,000						£2,000	2016	2016
35	Eddie Hughes (Walsall North)	£2,300						£2,300	2020	2020
36	Edward Argar (Charnwood)	£2,000						£2,000	2016	2016
37	Fay Jones (Brecon and Radnorshire)	£3,300						£3,300	2022	2022
38	Gareth Bacon (Orpington)	£3,400						£3,400	2023	2023
39	Gareth Davies (Grantham and Stamford)	£3,400						£3,400	2023	2023
40	Gary Sambrook (Northfield)	£3,100						£3,100	2022	2022
41	Gary Streeter (South West Devon)*	Amount Unclear						Amount Unclear	2004	2004
42	Geoffrey Clifton-Brown (Cotswolds)	Amount Unclear						Amount Unclear	2000	2000
43	Giles Watling (Clacton)	£2,500						£2,500	2019	2019
44	Grant Shapps (Welwyn Hatfield)						£4,990 - David Meller. Amount Unclear - Michael Lewis.	£4,990	2005	2023
45	Greg Clark (Tunbridge Wells)*	£2,000						£2,000	2009	2009
46	Greg Hands (Chelsea and Fulham)	Amount Unclear				£1,062 - European Friends of Israel		£1,062	2008	2011
47	Greg Smith (Buckingham)	£5,750						£5,750	2022	2024
48	Heather Wheeler (South Derbyshire)	£4,524						£4,524	2011	2015
49	Henry Smith (Crawley)*					£1,500 - American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC)		£1,500	2012	2012
50	Holly Mumby-Croft (Scunthorpe)	£3,300						£3,300	2022	2022
51	Iain Duncan Smith (Chingford and Woodford Green)						£5,235 - Lord Kalms	£5,235	2001	2001
52	Iain Stewart (Milton Keynes South)	£2,500	£500					£3,000	2018	2018
53	Jack Lopresti (Filton and Bradley Stoke)	£3,305			£4,666	£330 - Elbit		£8,301	2011	2018
54	Jacob Young (Redcar)	£3,100						£3,100	2022	2022
55	James Cleverly (Braintree)	£2,000						£2,000	2015	2015
56	James Morris (Halesowen and Rowley Regis)	£4,699	£1,024			£1,285 - American Israel Education Foundation, to attend AIPAC in Washington		£7,008	2011	2018
57	James Sunderland (Bracknell)	£3,300						£3,300	2022	2022
58	Jeremy Wright (Kenilworth and Southam)	Amount Unclear	Amount Unclear					Amount Unclear	2007	2007
59	Jill Mortimer (Hartlepool)	£3,300						£3,300	2022	2022
60	Jo Gideon (Stoke-on-Trent Central)*	£3,400						£3,400	2023	2023
61	John Glen (Salisbury and South Wiltshire)	£2,000						£2,000	2016	2016
62	John Hayes (South Holland and The Deepings)	Amount Unclear	Amount Unclear					Amount Unclear	2000	2000
63	John Howell (Henley)*	£6,825			£4,050			£10,875	2012	2019
64	John Lamont (Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk)	£2,000						£2,000	2016	2016
65	John Whittingdale (Maldon)	£2,000				Amount Unclear - Israeli government, to attend the Telecoms 2002 Convention		£2,000	2002	2016
66	Johnny Mercer (Plymouth Moor View)	£2,000						£2,000	2016	2016
67	Jonathan Djanogly (Huntingdon)*					£1,190 - Henry Jackson Society, to visit AIPAC conference in Washington		£1,190	2014	2014
68	Jonathan Gullis (Stoke-on-Trent North)	£2,500						£2,500	2019	2019
69	Kwasi Kwarteng (Spelthorne)*		£1,242					£1,242	2012	2012
70	Laurence Robertson (Tewkesbury)	£5,920						£5,920	2022	2022
71	Liam Fox (North Somerset)	£2,634		£6,275				£8,909	2013	2022
72	Lisa Cameron (East Kilbride)*			£2,933				£2,933	2024	2024
73	Liz Truss (South West Norfolk)						£2,000 - David Meller	£2,000	2015	2015
74	Louie French (Old Bexley and Sidcup)	£3,100						£3,100	2022	2022
75	Maggie Throup (Erewash)	£2,000						£2,000	2016	2016
76	Maria Caulfield (Lewes)	£2,000						£2,000	2016	2016
77	Mark Garnier (Wyre Forest)	£2,500	£500					£3,000	2018	2018
78	Mark Harper (Forest of Dean)	£2,500	£1,750					£4,250	2006	2018
79	Mark Jenkinson (Workington)	£3,250						£3,250	2022	2022
80	Mark Pawsey (Rugby)*	£2,300						£2,300	2020	2020
81	Mark Pritchard (The Wrekin)	Amount Unclear				£4,897 - Israel Allies Foundation		£4,897	2005	2023
82	Martin Vickers (Cleethorpes)	£2,000						£2,000	2013	2013
83	Mary Robinson (Cheadle)	£2,000						£2,000	2015	2015
84	Matt Vickers (Stockton South)	£2,000						£2,000	2019	2019
85	Matthew Offord (Hendon)**	£2,800	£5,550	£2,000		£2,798 - Jewish National Fund		£13,149	2010	2018
86	Michael Ellis (Northampton North)*	£3,600						£3,600	2014	2024
87	Michael Gove (Surrey Heath)*					£2,764 - Henry Jackson Society, during trip to speak at AIPAC event. AIPAC, £3,086	£4,750 - David Meller	£10,600	2017	2017
88	Michael Tomlinson (Mid Dorset and North Poole)	£2,000						£2,000	2016	2016
89	Mike Freer (Finchley and Golders Green)*	£3,200						£3,200	2013	2014
90	Miriam Cates (Penistone and Stocksbridge)	£2,000						£2,000	2019	2019
91	Nadhim Zahawi (Stratford-on-Avon)*		£1,242					£1,242	2011	2011
92	Nick Gibb (Bognor Regis and Littlehampton)*	Amount Unclear						Amount Unclear	2002	2002
93	Nickie Aiken (Cities of London and Westminster)*	£3,300						£3,300	2022	2022
94	Nicola Richards (West Bromwich East)*	£5,500						£5,550	2022	2024
95	Nigel Huddleston (Mid Worcestershire)	£2,000						£2,000	2016	2016
96	Oliver Dowden (Hertsmere)	£1,500						£1,500	2014	2014
97	Paul Holmes (Eastleigh)	£3,100						£3,100	2022	2022
98	Paul Maynard (Blackpool North and Cleveleys)	£2,000						£2,000	2013	2013
99	Paul Scully (Sutton and Cheam)*	£4,500	£500					£5,000	2015	2018
100	Peter Gibson (Darlington)	£2,000						£2,000	2019	2019
101	Philip Davies (Shipley)	£2,000	Amount Unclear					£2,000	2007	2016
102	Philip Hollobone (Kettering)	£2,000						£2,000	2016	2016
103	Priti Patel (Witham)					£2,500 - Henry Jackson Society, to attend AIPAC event		£2,500
104	Rebecca Harris (Castle Point)	£1,700						£1,700	2012	2012
105	Rebecca Pow (Taunton Deane)	£2,000						£2,000	2016	2016
106	Richard Bacon (South Norfolk)*	Amount Unclear						Amount Unclear	2002	2002
107	Robert Courts (Witney and West Oxfordshire)	£2,300						£2,300	2020	2020
108	Robert Halfon (Harlow)*	£14,749						£14,749	2011	2023
109	Robert Jenrick (Newark)	£3,700						£3,700	2016	2024
110	Robert Largan (High Peak)	£2,000						£2,000	2019	2019
111	Robert Neill (Bromley and Chislehurst)*	£2,000						£2,000	2009	2009
112	Ruth Edwards (Rushcliffe)	£3,420						£3,420	2022	2022
113	Sajid Javid (Bromsgrove)*	£1,700						£1,700	2012	2012
114	Sarah Atherton (Wrexham)	£3,300						£3,300	2022	2022
115	Shailesh Vara (North West Cambridgeshire)	Amount Unclear	Amount Unclear					Amount Unclear	2007	2007
116	Shaun Bailey (West Bromwich West)	£3,650		£2,000				£5,650	2023	2024
117	Sheryll Murray (South East Cornwall)	£4,800	£1,300					£6,100	2012	2018
118	Siobhan Baillie (Stroud)	£2,000						£2,000	2015	2015
119	Stephen Crabb (Pembrokeshire)	£20,008	Contribution to CFI visits: £1300					£21,308	2006	2024
120	Stephen Hammond (Wimbledon)*	£1,700	£1,242					£1,700	2008	2012
121	Stephen Metcalfe (South Basildon and East Thurrock)	£2,000						£2,000	2013	2013
122	Steve Double (St Austell and Newquay)	£3,100	£1,300					£4,400	2018	2018
123	Stuart Andrew (Pudsey)*	£3,511						£3,511	2012	2016
124	Suella Braverman (Fareham)	£2,000				£27,801 - National Jewish Assembly		£29,801	2015	2024
125	Suzanne Webb (Stourbridge)	£3,500						£3,500	2023	2023
126	Theresa Villiers (Chipping Barnet)	£4,750	£650					£5,400	2017	2024
127	Tim Loughton (East Worthing and Shoreham)*	£2,500						£2,500	2019	2019
128	Tobias Ellwood (Bournemouth East)	Amount Unclear						Amount Unclear	2009	2009
129	Tom Hunt (Ipswich)	£2,000		£1,907				£3,907	2019	2024
130	Tom Randall (Gedling)	£3,100						£3,100	2022	2022
131	Virginia Crosbie (Ynys Mon)	£3,300						£3,300	2022	2022
132	Will Quince (Colchester)*	£2,000			£3,750			£5,750	2015	2018

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H
1	Labour MPs	Labour Friends of Israel (LFI)	Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs	Other Groups	Individuals	Minimum Total Received	Earliest funding received	Most recent funding received
2	Total	£68,938	£2,180	Amount Unclear	£216,410	£287,528

3	Steve Reed (Croydon North)	£1,800			£1,000 - Trevor Chinn	£2,800	2013	2019
4	John Spellar (Warley)*	£3,350			£1,970 - David Menton	£13,226	2008	2016
5	Lisa Nandy (Wigan)				£12,000 - Trevor Chinn	£12,000	2016	2023
6	Wes Streeting (Ilford North)	£4,700			£15,000 - Trevor Chinn. £2,230 - David Menton; £5,000 - Red Capital	£26,930	2021	2024
7	Bill Esterson (Sefton Central)				£2,000 - Red Capital	£2,000	2017	2017
8	Stephen Kinnock (Aberavon)				£2,000 - Trevor Chinn	£2,000	2017	2017
9	Liz Kendall (Leicester West)				£2,500 - Trevor Chinn	£2,500	2015	2015
10	Bridget Phillipson (Houghton and Sunderland South)				£20,000 - Trevor Chinn	£23,000	2022	2023
11	Angela Rayner (Ashton-under-Lyne)				£25,000 - Trevor Chinn	£25,000	2022	2022
12	David Lammy (Tottenham)	£2,550	£90		£30,000 - Trevor Chinn	£32,640	2012	2023
13	Rachel Reeves (Leeds West)	£2,500			£35,210 - Trevor Chinn	£37,710	2011	2023
14	Yvette Cooper (Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford)				£5,000 - Red Capital	£5,000	2015	2015
15	Keir Starmer (Holborn and St Pancras)				£50,000 - Trevor Chinn	£50,000	2020	2020
16	Jon Cruddas (Dagenham and Rainham)*				£7,500 - Trevor Chinn	£7,500	2020	2020
17	Dan Jarvis (Barnsley Central)	£1,250				£1,250	2011	2011
18	Kevan Jones (North Durham)*	£1,250	Amount Unclear	Amount Unclear - Israeli government		£1,250	2003	2014
19	Diana R. Johnson (Kingston upon Hull North)	£1,400				£1,400	2006	2006
20	Peter Kyle (Hove)	£1,400				£1,400	2014	2014
21	Derek Twigg (Halton)	£1,450	Amount Unclear			£1,450	2013	2013
22	Lilian Greenwood (Nottingham South)	£1,500	£75			£1,575	2017	2017
23	Pat McFadden (Wolverhampton South East)	£1,500	£75			£1,575	2017	2017
24	Rosie Winterton (Doncaster Central)*	£1,500	£125			£1,625	2017	2017
25	Stephen Morgan (Portsmouth South)	£1,600	£100			£1,700	2018	2018
26	Chris Bryant (Rhondda)	£1,800	£75			£1,875	2006	2016
27	Liam Byrne (Hodge Hill)	£2,160	£90			£2,250	2012	2012
28	Alex Davies-Jones (Pontypridd)	£2,300				£2,300	2023	2023
29	Catherine McKinnell (Newcastle upon Tyne North)	£2,300				£2,300	2023	2023
30	Taiwo Owatemi (Coventry North West)	£2,300				£2,300	2023	2023
31	Andrew Gwynne (Denton and Reddish)	£3,128	£100			£3,228	2007	2018
32	Margaret Hodge (Barking)*	£4,200				£4,200	2023	2024
33	Sharon Hodgson (Washington and Sunderland East)	£5,850	£100			£5,950	2008	2024
34	Steve McCabe (Selly Oak)	£9,850	£350			£10,200	2019	2024
35	Christian Wakeford (Bury South)	£7,300	£1,000			£10,600	2020	2024
36	Barbara Keeley (Worsley and Eccles South)*	Amount Unclear	Amount Unclear			Amount Unclear	2007	2007
37	Barry Gardiner (Brent North)	Amount Unclear				Amount Unclear	1999	1999
38	Emily Thornberry (Islington South and Finsbury)	Amount Unclear	Amount Unclear			Amount Unclear	2007	2007
39	Fabian Hamilton (Leeds North East)	Amount Unclear				Amount Unclear	1999	1999
40	Gareth Thomas (Harrow West)	Amount Unclear				Amount Unclear	1999	1999
41	Graham Stringer (Blackley and Broughton)	Amount Unclear				Amount Unclear	1999	1999
42	Wayne David (Caerphilly)*	Amount Unclear				Amount Unclear	2004	2004

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H
1	Liberal Democrats MPs	Liberal Democrats Friends of Israel	Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs	Other Groups	Individuals	Minimum Total Received	Earliest funding received	Most recent funding received
2	Total	£6,620				£6,620

3	Ed Davey (Kingston and Surbiton)		Amount Unclear			Amount Unclear	2008	2018
4	Layla Moran (Oxford West and Abingdon)	£3,310				£3,310	2022	2022
5	Munira Wilson (Twickenham)	£3,310				£3,310	2022	2022

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I
1	Independent MPs	Northern Ireland Friends of Israel	Conservative Friends of Israel	Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs	Other Groups	Individuals	Minimum Total Received	Earliest funding received	Most recent funding received
2	Total	£2,700	£1,700	£700			£5,100

3	Jeffrey Donaldson (Lagan Valley)*	£2,700		£700			£3,400	2018	2018
4	Mark Menzies (Fylde)*		£1,700				£1,700	2012	2012

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I
1	Democratic Unionist Party MPs	Northern Ireland Friends of Israel	ELNET	Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs	Other Groups	Individuals	Minimum Total Received	Earliest funding received	Most recent funding received
2	Total	£2,700	£2,317	£700			£5,717

3	Gregory Campbell (East Derry)	£2,700		£700			£3,400	2018	2018
4	Jim Shannon (Strangford)		£2,317				£2,317	2024	2024
5	Paul Girvan (South Antrim)	£2,700		£700			£3,400	2018	2018

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I
1	Reform MPs	Conservative Friends of Israel (CFI)	ELNET	Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs	Other Groups	Individuals	Minimum Total Received	Earliest funding received	Most recent funding received
2	Total	£3,300					£3,300

3	Lee Anderson (Ashfield)	£3,300					£3,300	2022	2022