Having re-read the BLPCAT policy, I think I agree with Errant. There's no doubt that Milliband is Jewish, and the article can say that, but it is also true that it isn't one of the most salient facts about him. He's not a religious Jew, he was brought up secularly, and not as part of the Jewish community. Sure, the article can narrate his comments and relationship to Jewishness in all its nuance, but I don't think we should be categorising him in this way. I support the removal of the category.