Former UK minister of state Alan Duncan criticizes Conservative Party leadership hopeful Robert Jenrick, calling him an 'extremist' and warning that his position on Israel and Palestine would make him a 'disaster' as leader of the party. Duncan also criticizes the influence of lobbying organizations such as Conservative Friends of Israel, accusing them of shaping UK foreign policy on Israel. He expresses skepticism about the Conservative government's commitment to its official stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Duncan's scathing remarks underscore growing divisions within the Conservative Party over its approach to the conflict.