MP George Galloway, who is set to appear on this week's Question Time, which will come from Finchley, north London, home to a large Jewish community Britain's Jewish community has criticised the BBC’s decision to invite George Galloway on to this week’s Question Time. The programme will come from Finchley, North London, which has the largest Jewish community of any parliamentary constituency. Last year MP Mr Galloway was interviewed by police on suspicion of inciting religious hatred after he declared his Bradford constituency was an ‘Israel-free’ zone. He previously refused to debate with a student at Oxford University because he was Israeli.
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Respect MP will appear on this week's edition of BBC Question Time
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Programme will come from Finchley,  home to large Jewish community
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Last year Mr Galloway declared his constituency an 'Israel-free' zone
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Previously refused to debate with an Israeli student at Oxford University
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Finchley MP says the BBC's invitation to MP was 'deliberately provocative'
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But the BBC say as an MP, he has a right to appear on the programme
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