Robert Jenrik defends “no other white comment”

Robert Jenrik, Minister of Justice, defended the shadow, saying he had not seen another white face on a visit to the Birmingham region, on the pretext that he was “honest and honest” about the challenges of integration.

Jenrik, who is widely seen as a potential competitor to Kimi Badnouch for the leadership of the conservatives, has criticized his statements about the Handsworth region, which he said was “closest to a poor” in the United Kingdom.

In the comments held during a speech at a dinner party earlier this year, Genrik also described the region as one of the worst integrated places “he visited. A registration From the comments published by the Guardian. He was visiting the area to make a social media clip for garbage.

Jenrik, who is scheduled to deliver a letter to Conservative Party A conference in Manchester said on Tuesday that his full dinner comments included the point that his point of view was not about “skin color or your faith” and was an invitation to better integration in the United Kingdom.

“Six separate government reports for 20 years have highlighted the problem of parallel societies and called for an explicit and honest conversation on this issue,” Genrik said in a statement.

“The situation is not better today. Unlike other politicians, I will not be ashamed of this issue. We have to integrate societies if we want to be a united state.”

GenrikThose who lost the leadership of the Badnouch last year, the Conservative Party members are seen as an active activist, as the viral videos of social media and its strict views on issues such as immigration make a candidate to be applied to fight Nigel Farraj the rebellion UK reform.

In the margin event on Monday, he insisted that he believed that Badnosh would challenge the possibilities of betting and lead the conservatives to the upcoming general elections, but he said that the party needs “change, change and change.”

He put his vision of the party and what he had to do differently to wrap Falling supportTo a reception from the believers, the Conservative Party.

“If the party will have a future, it must change very deeply,” Genrik told the event organized by the Southern Watch magazine.

On Monday, a survey of Yougov showed that half of the Conservative Party members believed that Badnosh should not lead the conservatives to the upcoming elections. Jenrick is the favorite of members to replace it if it stepped 37 percent, before former Prime Minister Boris Johnson by 22 percent and the Minister of Housing in the shade James by 20 percent.

On Monday, Genrik said that the state needed to be able to “withdraw all government tools” to address the small boat crisis, and was able to note that he was an early supporter to leave the European Human Rights Conference – a recent position Badnouch adopted it.

“This is not al -Qaeda,” said gangs that transport irregular migrants from France. “If the UK, which has done a lot of great things for hundreds of years, cannot defeat these gangsters and their rubber Iraq at that time, I mean, we just have to hit the store.”

Jenrik, whose wife, was Jewish, applauded that he believed that he was a “ridiculous shame” that might be protests in support of the Palestinians-which he called “hate marches”-on the university campus on October 7, which is the second anniversary of Hamas’s attack on Israel. The protests against Israel’s behavior in the resulting war, which led to famine and turned Gaza’s areas into a barren land, were regular events in the United Kingdom, but faced criticism of Entities of anti -Semitism.

Prime Minister Sir Kerr Starmer argued on the Times on Monday that students should avoid protests on Tuesday, describing them as “non -British” and warned that “for a long time, our country was indifferent to the insecurity.”

Genrik said the party should be “hungry” – a blocked criticism from Badnouch, who even recognizes the shadow cabinet ministers “left a vacuum” in its first year as a leader, as it focused on going out with policies, rather than trying to control air waves.

“People want the Conservative Party to show some hunger for good,” Genrik told the Freng newspaper.

“I want you to run your TV and see us, I want you to run your smartphone and see, not just Nigel Farage and our opponents.”

The party’s competitors do not expect Jenrik to make an immediate step to challenge the leadership of Badenosh, but he spoke frankly about his position as the candidate who replaces it unless you can improve their wealth quickly.

“There is an atmosphere of open sedition,” said a former minister of the cabinet of the Financial Times.

Most of them see the moment of the crisis for Badenoch as Scottish, Wallisical and local elections in the next May, where opinion polls indicate that the party is facing great losses.

Tuesday is the moment of Jenrik Ali Conference the main stageWhere it announces that the conservatives will cancel the UK Governing Council if they regain power.

This step is in response to a right -wing popular opinion that minorities sometimes receive a lighter penalty, which led them to Dub Starmer, a former human rights lawyer, “Kiir Bilateral”. The government has opposed this.

“We are sliding into a nightmare from two levels under Care Starmer,” is expected to say Jenrik.

“The Board of issuing the rulings is inappropriate. The British people can no longer face the possibility of two -level justice.”