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The Marcus Margulies Charitable Trust

The Marcus Margulies Charitable Trust is a UK-based grant-giving charity (charity no. 1156856), registered on 29 April 2014.Governance, Margulies Charitable Trust, Charity Commission. Retrieved 1 December 2022. It is involved in channelling funds for ethnic cleansing in East Al-Quds/Jerusalem via the Jerusalem Foundation.
==Trustees==
Name 	Role 	Date Appointed
Marcus Margulies	Trustee	05 November 2019
Martin Paisner 	Trustee	27 February 2014
Michael Sorkin 	Trustee	27 February 2014
Leslie Michaels 	Trustee	27 February 2014
Name 	Role 	Date of appointment	Other trusteeships
Elliott Goldstein 	Trustee	01 February 2023 	The Stella and Alexander Margulies Charitable Trust
Anthony David Landes 	Trustee	01 February 2023 	The Wiener Holocaust Library
Marcus Margulies 	Trustee	05 November 2019 	None on record
Martin Paisner CBE MA LLM	Trustee	27 February 2014 	
Leslie Michaels 	Trustee	27 February 2014 	The Stella and Alexander Margulies Charitable Trust
Mr Michael Sorkin 	Trustee	27 February 2014 	
==Grant Recipients==
Grant recipients of the Margulies Charitable Trust in £ sterling	Grant recipients of the Margulies Charitable Trust in £ sterling	Grant recipients of the Margulies Charitable Trust in £ sterling	Grant recipients of the Margulies Charitable Trust in £ sterling	Grant recipients of the Margulies Charitable Trust in £ sterling	Grant recipients of the Margulies Charitable Trust in £ sterling
Organisation 	2020 	2021 	2022 	2023 	Total
Alma House / Alma College 	18,000 	72,000 	 	 	90,000
Greenway Foundation 	 	 	3,600 	3,600 	7,200
Imperial Health Charity 	 	36,000 	 	 	36,000
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra Foundation 	 	14,337 	 	18,000 	32,337
Jerusalem Foundation 	 	2,259,283 	 	 	2,259,283
Kisharon 	 	 	1,080 	 	1,080
Leicester Hospitals Charity 	 	36,000 	 	 	36,000
Limmud 	 	 	 	1,630 	1,630
London School of Jewish Studies 	 	1,800 	 	 	1,800
National Library of Israel 	 	1,200,000 	 	 	1,200,000
Rabbi Rosenfield Testimonial Fund 	 	 	1,000 	 	1,000
Royal Free Charity 	 	36,000 	 	17,655 	53,655
Royal Marsden Cancer Charity 	 	 	100 	 	100
Shaare Zedek UK 	 	2,517,725 	 	1,440 	2,519,165
Western Marble Arch 	 	1,360 	1,260 	 	2,620
Youth Aliyah Child Rescue 	1,440 	 	 	 	1,440
Grant data sources: 2020 / 2021 / 2022 / 2023
==Contact Info==
Address:27 Berkeley Square, London W1J 6EL
Phone: 07710576063
==Resources==
*https://www.newsandstar.co.uk/news/national/23116644.judge-throws-claim-watch-tycoon-cheated-brother-inheritance/
*https://www.watchshop.com/watchnews/Loftus-family-sells-Accurist-brand$801703360.html
==Notes==
Category: Foundations Category: Charities
The Marketing House

The Marketing House is a small Marketing, PR and lobbying agency set up and owned by Robert McIndoe which concentrates on Health related work in the UK, particularly working with companies aiming to benefit from the marketisation of the NHS.
==Clients==
==People==
===Senior Consultants===
Robert McIndoe, MA, RMN, MHSM Dip HSM, ACIM, MBA - Managing Director | Rachel O’Neill, MA – Communications specialist | Paula Daly BA – Copywriter and Campaign Manager.The Marketing House Our Team, accessed 11 January 2010
==Affiliations==
Listed as 'assocated companies'The Marketing House Our Team, accessed 11 January 2010: Brightbluedeeppink | Amwell House
==Notes==
Category:Health
The Maurice and Vivienne Wohl Philanthropic Foundation

The Maurice and Vivienne Wohl Philanthropic Foundation (Company number 11006400, Charity number: 1177003) is a large Zionist family foundation based in the UK named for property developer Maurice Wohl who died in 2007 and his wife Vivienne Wohl. It is closely associated with the Maurice Wohl Charitable Foundation. 
According to an account written in 2011:
:Vivienne Wohl, is a trustee of both foundations, chairman of the Maurice Wohl Charitable Foundation and Master of Birkbeck College, University of London. The founder of the two family foundations was the property developer, Maurice Wohl CBE. The charitable foundation was originally established by Maurice Wohl in 1965, and the philanthropic foundation created by Maurice and Vivienne Wohl in 1998.
:When Maurice Wohl died in 2007, aged 90, David Latchman, a close relative (his nephew) and a trustee for around 30 years, became Chair of the Maurice Wohl Charitable Foundation, thus ensuring ongoing family involvement. The two foundations operate in parallel, but in practice the former tends to fund projects in Israel, working closely with the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, and the latter focuses more on the UK. A large legacy gift was given to the philanthropic foundation when the valuable modern art collection which Maurice and Vivienne Wohl had assembled over 40 years was sold by Christie’s in 2008. The foundations also inherited substantial funds from the Wohl estate. In 2010 the combined charitable expenditure of the two foundations was £4.7 million (£12.9 million the previous year due to some major large gifts), and that of the charitable foundation was £3.3 million. The combined net assets of the two foundations were over £138 million.Cathy Pharoah with Charles Keidan and Jillian Gordon FAMILY FOUNDATION GIVING TRENDS 2011 
==People==
===Trustees===
Trustees of the Maurice and Vivienne Wohl Philanthropic Foundation. Correct as of 6 December 2023.Trustees, Maurice and Vivienne Wohl Philanthropic Foundation, Charity Commission. Retrieved via Internet Archive 6 December 2023.
Name 	Role 	Date of Appointment	Other Trusteeships
Ian Gainsford 	Trustee	28 October 2020 	
David Latchman	Trustee	28 October 2020 	Maurice Wohl Charitable Foundation
Martin Paisner	Trustee	28 October 2020 	
Daniel Dover 	Trustee	28 October 2020 	
==Grant Recipients==
==Notes==
The Media Agencies’ Council

===Members===
*Carat International
*Initiative Media
*Mediaedge : cia
*Mindshare
*OMD Europe
*Starcom MediaVest Group Europe
*Universal McCann EMEA
*Vizeum
*Zenith Optimedia
This council forms part of the European Association of Communication Agencies.
==Notes==
# EACA Website Members Last Accessed 2nd July 2007
The Met Office

The Met Office is one of the world's-leading weather and climate service. They work closely with governments, individuals and organisations to share their expert scientific knowledge and advice. about us Met Office, accessed 6 November 2014 
The Met Office is a science-led organisation that relieas heavily on having a 'world-class' research programme. overview and strategy Met Office, accessed 6 November 2014 
==Affiliations==
The Met Office is a donor to the Science Media Centre. SMC, Funding, accessed 29 September 2013. See also Science Media Centre - Funding
==Notes==
Category:Science Media Centre
The Moriah Legacy Trust

The Moriah Legacy Trust (Charity number: 1058013). Formerly known as Friends of Moriah and prior to that Harrow Jewish Day School Trust.
The charity was created to support The Moriah Jewish Day School (URN: 131229) which closed on 28 February 2019. The Gesher School (URN: 144738) is now open on the same site.
==Notes==
The Mosque and Imams National Advisory Board

The Mosques and Imams National Advisory Board (MINAB) (Charity number: 1135814) was formally launched on 27 June 2006.
==People==
Name 	Role 	Date of appointment	Other trusteeships Charity Commission Mosques and Imams National Advisory Board-Trustees. Retrieved from Archive.is of 1 December 2021
Qari Asim MBE 	Chair 	30 June 2018 	None on record
Dr Syed Naqvi 	Trustee	30 June 2018 	Woking People of Faith
 	 	 	Majlis-E-Ulama-E-Shia Europe
 	 	 	Humanity International Charitable Trust
 	 	 	The Maybury Centre Trust
 	 	 	Muslim Community of Essex
 	 	 	Surrey Muslim Association
 	 	 	Global Saadaat Welfare Foundation
Mohammed Imran Pir Abdali	Trustee	30 June 2018 		None on record
Aksa Khan 	Trustee	30 June 2018 	None on record
Ali Albatati 	Trustee	30 June 2018 	None on record
Moin Azmi 	Trustee	30 June 2018 	Ummah Help
Yousif Abualqassim 	Trustee	31 December 2019 	None on record
==Contact==
:Internet Archive holdings of minab.org.uk/ 
==Notes==
The National Interest

The National Interest is a prominent conservative international affairs journal published by the Nixon Center. In 1989, The National Interest published Francis Fukuyama's famous and controversial article, 'The End of History'.
==Editorial Board==
:Nikolas Gvosdev, Editor
:Justine Rosenthal, Executive Editor 
:Nassim Sultan, Assistant Editor 
:Jacob Heilbrunn, Senior Editor
:Anatol Lieven, Senior Editor
:Ximena Ortiz, Senior Editor
:Ian Bremmer, Contributing Editor
:Ted Galen Carpenter, Contributing Editor
:John Hulsman, Contributing Editor
:Ray Takeyh, Contributing Editor
:Aluf Benn, Contributing Editor (Israel)
:Alexey Pushkov, Contributing Editor (Russia)
:Greg Sheridan, Contributing Editor (Australia)
:Pang Zhongying, Contributing Editor (China)
:Owen Harries, Editor Emeritus
:Robert W. Tucker, Editor Emeritus
==Advisory Council==
:Morton Abramowitz
:Graham Allison
:Robert F. Ellsworth 
:Martin Feldstein
:Leslie H. Gelb
:Fred C. Ikle
:John J. Mearsheimer 
:Daniel Pipes
:David B. Rivkin, Jr.
:Helmut Sonnenfeldt
:John H. Taylor
:J. Robinson West 
:Dov Zakheim
==Notes==
The National Journal

National Journal is a right wing weekly magazine that reports on the current political environment and emerging political and policy trends. National Journal was first published in 1969 and is now part of National Journal Group, a division of Atlantic Media Company. It was purchased by David G. Bradley in 1997. In the US it is sometimes referred to as 'left-leaning', but this says more about the state of the US mainstream than its actual politics.
National Journal is aimed at Washington insiders. It is read by members of Congress, Capitol Hill staffers, the White House, Executive Branch agencies, the media, think tanks, corporations, associations and lobbyists. It is a subscription-only publication.
==Smearing the Lancet==
Media Lens reports a:
:propaganda wave has been generated by a January 4 article in the US-based National Journal smearing the 2004 and 2006 Lancet studies on mortality in Iraq, which estimated 98,000 and 655,000 war-related deaths, respectively. Once again, distortions have been boosted through high-profile media, and through the blogosphere, to create the impression of a rational consensus. Once again, the targets are leading scientists working for some of the world’s most respected research organisations. The National Journal’s 6,900-word report, ’Data Bomb,’ by Neil Munro and Carl Cannon used speculation, innuendo and numerous references to mostly unnamed “critics”, to smear the Lancet studies, focusing particularly on the 2006 study known as Lancet II.Media Lens january 22, 2008
ALL SMOKE, NO FIRE - THE NATIONAL JOURNAL SMEARS THE LANCET, accessed 8 May 2008
Some of its contributors are:
*Richard Cohen
*Charlie Cook
*Clive Crook
*Jonathan Rauch
*Stuart Taylor Jr.
As of 2006, National Journal has an agreement with Washington Week which ensures that at least one National Journal reporter is on the show.
==Terrorology think tanks==
According to Domain Tools the website of the Council on Global Terrorism was created on 30 August 2006. The first public reference to the group was in a Guardian article published on 27 June 2006.John Sutherland, 'The ideas interview: Justine Rosenthal', The Guardian, 27 June 2006 According to Domain Tools the group's website is registered to a not-for-profit entity called the Atlantic Monthly Foundation. Press sources confirm is the institution behind the Council.John Sutherland, 'The ideas interview: Justine Rosenthal', The Guardian, 27 June 2006. Atlantic Monthly Foundation an affiliate of Atlantic Media which publishes The National Journal.'Al Qaeda's Pandemic', The National Journal, 2 September 2006
==External links==
*Official Website
*National Journal Campaign Coverage
*Ad Spotlight Blog
==Notes==
The New Criterion

The New Criterion (TNC) is a monthly magazine devoted to covering cultural issues; it was founded in 1982; circulation: 6,000. Described as: "The magazine is known for an artistic classicism and political conservatism that is rare among other publications of its type"The New Criterion: Profile, Accessed: 1 December 2008. A list of TNC's contributors.
TNC devotes significant space to pieces by leading neocons, e.g., Rachel Ehrenfeld, Brooke Goldstein, Steven Emerson, Frank J. Gaffney, Jr., Robert H. Bork, Daniel Kornstein, Robert Spencer, Mark Steyn, etc. Although portraying and criticising cultural issues, TNC also serves as a platform for discussing pet neocon topics, e.g., libel actions against neocon writers, the purported threat to freedom of speech in "the age of Jihad"Free speech in the age of jihad, TNC, or how "tenured radicals" are corrupting US academiaBook by Roger Kimball featured on the TNC website.
== Editorial staff ==
===Editors and publishers===
*Hilton Kramer
*Roger Kimball
===Executive editor===
*David Yezzi
===Young Friends Advisory Board===
*Avik Roy – Chairman
===Managing editor===
*James Panero
===Associate editor===
*Andrew Cusack
===Office manager===
*Cricket Farnsworth
===Assistant to the editors===
*Gabbe Grodin
===Assistant to the publishers===
*Callie Siskel
==Affiliations==
Speakers and writers of these organisations feature in the magazine and its events:
*Foundation for the Defense of Democracies
*Hoover Institution
*Scaife Foundation
*The William E. Simon Foundation
==Contact, References and Resources==
===Contact===
*The New Criterion
*900 Broadway Suite 602
*New York, New York 10003
*USA
*Website: www.newcriterion.com
===Resources===
*Book Rags Profile (Accessed: 1 December 2008)
===References===
Category:Neocons
The New Party

The New Party is a creation of Robert Durward, a Lanarkshire businessman, and public relations executive Mark Adams. And:
:Barely three months from polling day on 1 May, the New Party has yet to announce any candidates, and it is operating out of the offices of Mr Adams' PR firm in London. The party has been labelled "fascist and undemocratic" by David McLetchie, the leader of the Scottish Tories.Gethin Chamberlain, Doubts grow over validity of new party, The Scotsman, 22 January 2003. (Accessed 14 October 2007)
Durward and Davis also are behind the Scientific Alliance, an anti-environmental group. Thus:
:In the past, Mr Durward has attacked environmentalists and suggested the Army be sent in to shake up public services. Two years ago, Mr Durward, a Lanarkshire quarry owner, enlisted the help of Mr Adams, a former private secretary to both Tony Blair and John Major, to launch the Scientific Alliance and highlight his campaign against the imposition of an aggregate tax on the extraction of raw materials.Chamberlain, ibid.
==PR front==
Andy Rowell writes:
:More importantly, there is a cross-fertilisation between the New Party and Durward’s other pet project - he is the founder of the anti-environmental Scientific Alliance. Both the New Party and Scientific Alliance work closely with the PR company Foresight Communications.Andy Rowell, Revealed: The Hidden Agenda Behind Al Gore Attack, SpinWatch, 11 October 2007.
==Manifesto Authorship==
The New Party actually has a ManifestoManifesto, The New Party (Accessed: 14 October 2007) and Jonathan Leake reports:
:Monckton was one of the backers of Stewart Dimmock, the Kent lorry driver and school governor who took the government to court for sending copies of Gore’s film to schools. The two are connected through the New party, a right-wing group whose manifesto was written by Monckton and of which Dimmock is a member.Jonathan Leake, Please, sir - Gore's got warming wrong, Times Online, 14 October 2007.
==Affiliations==
*Scientific Alliance
*Stewart Dimmock
*Foresight Communications
==References, Resources and Contact==
===Contact===
:Website: newparty.co.uk
===References===
Category:Far Right
The Observer

The Observer is the oldest Sunday newspaper in the world having been founded in 1791. In 1993, it was acquired by the Guardian Media Group, making it a sister paper of The Guardian.History of the Observer, guardian.co.uk, accessed 23 June 2011.
==Partial list of Editors==
*Rachel Beer
*J.L. Garvin
*David Astor
*Donald Trelford
*Roger Alton 1998-2007
*John Mulholland 2008-
==Notes==
Category:Newspapers
The Peltz Trust

==Finances==
*Accounts 2010 | 2011 | 2012
Not required 2017-2022
The Peltz Trust - No annual report required 2009, 2013.
===Recipients of funding===
====2011====
British ORT | British Technion Society | Camp Simcha | Community Security Trust | ICSR | Mitzvah Day | One Family | The Presidents Trust Charitable Trust | UJIA | United Synagogue | Weizmann UK
====2012====
Aish Hatorah UK
==People==
===Trustees===
*Prism the Gift Fund Trustee appointed 26 March 2015.
====2014====
Name 	Charity number	Also a trustee of
Mr Martin Paisner https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20150107001214/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/ContactAndTrustees.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=1002302&SubsidiaryNumber=0 	 	
 	1049189 	Colwinston Charitable Trust
 	1043107 	European Jewish Publication Society
 	1084907 	Harvey Rosenblatt Charitable Trust
 	1054068 	Janet Wolfson De Botton Charitable Trust
 	309720 	Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies
 	1085517 	Royal Free Cancerkin Breast Cancer Trust
 	288685 	The Adler Trust
 	274955 	The Adrienne and Leslie Sussman Charitable Trust
 	327543 	The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (UK) Trust
 	270025 	The Barnett and Sylvia Shine No 1 Charitable Trust
 	281821 	The Barnett and Sylvia Shine No 2 Charitable Trust
 	256691 	The Bluston Charitable Settlement
 	293177 	The Cissie Rosefield Charitable Trust
 	274012 	The Edith and Ferdinand Porjes Charitable Trust
 	273126 	The Kesztenbaum Family Charitable Trust
 	328397 	The Latchman Family Charitable Trust
 	275087 	The Paisner Charitable Trust
 	260378 	The Phillips and Rubens Charitable Trust
 	326513 	The Potel Charitable Trust
 	276201 	The Ruth and Jack Lunzer Charitable Trust
 	220441 	The Stella and Alexander Margulies Charitable Trust
 	232666 	The Weizmann Institute Foundation
 	228382 	The Wolfson Family Charitable Trust
 	1094798 	Yoni Jesner Foundation
Mr Daniel Peltz https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20140506051451/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/ContactAndTrustees.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=1002302&SubsidiaryNumber=0&TID=456226	 	
 	1112716 	Artichoke Trust
 	1097123 	City of London School Bursary Trust
 	309720 	Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies
 	1092207 	Technion UK
 	213114 	The Institute of Jewish Studies
The Hon Mrs Elizabeth Peltz 	 	None
The People's No Campaign

The People's No Campaign is an umbrella body for various anti EU campaigns in the UK.
According to its own account:
:The People's No Campaign has now grown into an 'umbrella campaign' comprising of a number of successful campaigns. The fight is against all forms of unaccountable and unacceptable governance. We are a campaign free from party political dogma and run by concensus and co-operation and not by committee.
 
:Initially the Metric Martyrs Campaign provided the genesis of the way campaigns were to be fought. The aggressive, no nonsense style of campaigning proved hugely successful and the campaign continues and has expanded into the bigger constitutional argument created by the Metric Martyrs' Judgment. The tragic, untimely death of Steven Thoburn, the first Metric Martyr, strengthened the resolve of the campaign to achieve justice and have the mens' criminal convictions quashed. There have been no further prosecutions after the initial ones and politically it is an issue that is now avoided by all local authorities.
 
:The North East No Campaign was set up to create resistance to the North East Regional Assembly, initially in its unelected form and then latterly to defeat John Prescott's dream of having an elected North East Assembly. After achieving the biggest referendum upset in British political history we are now actively campaigning to expose and engineer the demise of unelected regional assemblies around the country. Campaign tactics against the unelected North East Assembly are being replicated across the country by other groups.
 
:The [[[No to the EU Constitution Campaign]] was simply the North East No Campaign stepping up to the national stage again. Working in association with many other groups and individuals, this campaign was preparing to take up the No position in any European Constitution referendum. The French and Dutch 'No' votes have not killed the constitution and our team are actively monitoring the 'behind the scenes' implementation of facets of the constitution and monitoring the ratification process in other countries.
 
:The No to Decriminalised Parking Fines Campaign has grown as a strand from the Metric Martyrs Judgement. It is not acceptable to be 'fined' by an administrative body, a local authority, without proper recourse and justice through a court of law. Constitutionally, the Bill of Rights Act 1689 does not allow anyone to be fined except by a court of law. The implications of this facet of the campaign are enormous and could cost the Government billions in revenue. The People Say No Campaign WebsiteHomepage Last accessed 4th October 2007 
==References==
The Phillips Family Charitable Trust

The Phillips Family Charitable Trust was registered as a charity on 14 January 1980
==People==
*Michael Phillips
===Trustees===
Name 	Role 	Date of appointment	Other trusteeships
Gary Phillps 	Trustee	25 October 1983 	None on record
Paul Phillips 	Trustee	24 February 1982 	Holocaust Educational Trust
Martin Paisner	Trustee	26 October 1979 	
===See also===
The Phillips & Rubens Charitable Trust
==Contact==
*67-69 GEORGE STREET, LONDON, W1U 8LT
*Phone:	0207 487 5757
==Notes==
==Finances==
*Annual report 2021 | 2022
==Notes==
The Physiological Society

The Physiological Society is a charitable organisation that brings together over 3000 scientists from over 60 countries. Since its foundation in 1876, its Members have made significant contributions to the knowledge of biological systems and the treatment of disease. About us The Physiological Society, accessed 7 November 2014 
==Affiliations==
The Physiological Society is a former donor to the Science Media Centre. SMC, Funding, accessed 29 September 2013. See also Science Media Centre - Funding
==Contact==
*Address: Hodgkin Huxley House, 30 Farringdon Lane, London, EC1R 3AW
==Notes==
Category:Science Media CentreCategory:Health
The Pollen Shop

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The Pollen Shop is a Welsh lobbying firm established in 2000.
==Background==
The Pollen Shop is a partner of Positif Politics and a member of Public Affairs Cymru.
==People==
*Gwilym Morris
==Contact, Resources, Notes== 
===Contact===
Tel: 0845 459 0018
Mobile: 07939 225085
Email: gwilym@thepollenshop.co.uk
Website:http://www.thepollenshop.co.uk/
Twitter: http://twitter.com/thepollenshop
==Resources==
*Team blog
==Notes==
Category:LobbyingCategory:Lobbying firmsCategory:Welsh lobbying firmsCategory:Lobbyists
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The Pond

The Pond was a small secretive US intelligence agency in existence from 1942 to 1955.Mark Stout, The Pond: Running Agents for State, War, and the CIA, CIA, 14 April 2007.
==People==
*John Grombach - Head
*Charles Stevenson - Executive officer
*James McCargar - case officer in Budapest.
*Edward S. Crocker - Diplomat working with the Pond in Lisbon.
*Marcel Petiot - agent and serial killer.Mark Stout, The Pond: Running Agents for State, War, and the CIA, CIA, 14 April 2007.
*Ruth FischerRandy Herschaft and Cristian Salazar, 'The Pond': US Spy Agency That Operated Before CIA Revealed In Classified Documents Disclosure, Huffington Post, 29 July 2010.
==Notes==
category:SpooksCategory:United States
The Progress Club Limited

The Progress Club (Company number 04331329, created 29 November 2001) is a company associated with the libertarian, anti-environmentalist LM network being composed of three directors all of whom are network stalwarts: Geoff Kidder, Michael Fitzpatrick and Para Mullan.Data from Companies House, accessed 19 March 2011 The company was dormant between 2003 and 2008 and was non trading during 2009.
==Notes==
Category:LM network