In 2019 there were 54 seats that changed from Labour to Conservative.
"In my constituency the Tories got in for the first time in 2019"
As far as I'm aware there are only three seats that never voted Conservative and changed in 2019. One was Bolsover in Derbyshire, the former constituency of Dennis Skinner. Another was Redcar and the third was Clwyd South.
"...the Jewish community were courted to not vote labour by the previous labour MP, who lost his seat for being a creep."
The former MPs for Redcar and Clwyd were women so it can't be those and I cannot imagine that Bolsover has a large Jewish community or that Dennis Skinner would have actively campaigned against the Labour Party.
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There were other constituencies that hadn't voted Conservative for a very long time, but those three were the only seats that had never voted Conservative.
For example, Leigh (near Manchester) had been Labour for 97 years. However, "the Jewish community" could not have affected the count there.
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There is one possibility however, Newcastle-under-Lyme had consistenly voted Labour since 1919 (and the last time they voted Conservative was in 1880) until the MP Paul Farrelly stood down from Parliament at the 2019 election (ie he didn't seek to get re-elected). He had earlier been accused of bullying and does not appear to be a very nice person.
However, once again, the "Jewish community" could not be responsible for the 2019 election result. In the 2021 Census there were just 52 people in that constituency who identified as Jewish.
I'm rather at a loss to think of which constituency you might be talking about.