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[[River Island]] is owned by the Lewis family, via the [[Lewis Trust Group]]. The family owns a string of other businesses, as well as operating two charitable trusts whgich give significant sums to the Zionist project.
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[[River Island]] is owned by the Lewis family, via the [[Lewis Trust Group]]. The family owns a string of other businesses, as well as operating two charitable trusts whgich give significant sums to the Zionist project, including to 1. Islamophobic think tanbks; 2. Zionist fundraising and lobby groups; 3. .
  
 
The River Island retail chain, was founded by [[Bernard Lewis]].  He built the business with his elder brother [[David Lewis]].<ref>James Robinson, [http://www.theguardian.com/business/2007/aug/19/3 Rags mean riches for the River Island family], guardian.co.uk, 19 August 2007.</ref>
 
The River Island retail chain, was founded by [[Bernard Lewis]].  He built the business with his elder brother [[David Lewis]].<ref>James Robinson, [http://www.theguardian.com/business/2007/aug/19/3 Rags mean riches for the River Island family], guardian.co.uk, 19 August 2007.</ref>

Revision as of 14:32, 2 April 2024

River Island is owned by the Lewis family, via the Lewis Trust Group. The family owns a string of other businesses, as well as operating two charitable trusts whgich give significant sums to the Zionist project, including to 1. Islamophobic think tanbks; 2. Zionist fundraising and lobby groups; 3. .

The River Island retail chain, was founded by Bernard Lewis. He built the business with his elder brother David Lewis.[1]

Philanthropy

The family runs two charitable trusts which regularly donate to ???

These are Bernard Lewis Family Charitable Trust and David and Ruth Lewis Family Charitable Trust.


Political donations in the UK

The Lewis Trust Group and family members have donated significantly to the Conservative Party.

Other business interests

  • Founders of the iconic 60s retailer Chelsea Girl and later River Island diversified their portfolio of businesses to include real estate, private equity, hotels & leisure and other consumer driven businesses. These include Blue Coast Capital

Interests in 'Israel'

The Lewis family, also own the Isrotel hotel chain in Israel via LFH International the parent company of the Lewis Trust Group.

Resources

Notes

  1. James Robinson, Rags mean riches for the River Island family, guardian.co.uk, 19 August 2007.