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Not altogether what point you are making here, I was just giving an example of someone who had been elected PM and proclaiming a strong ideological position. I dont see why this should necessarily change between when Thatcher was elected and now.

Absolutely this: Noticeable that many in the socially conservative Charedi Orthodox Jewish community (around 67,000 about a quarter of theh Jewish population in the UK, also supported Corbyn. They are opposed to the state of Israel on religious grounds and have been attacked by senior labour...

Corbyn "is far too publicly ideological and opinionated to either lead a major opposition party (or be Prime Minister), because he loses all the flexibility a leader needs at certain times" What, a bit like "this lady is not for turning" Magaret Thatcher?.