British Green Party leader opposes Zionism
The article focused on the statements of Zak Polansky, the leader of the Green Party in England and Wales, who announced his opposition to Zionism and considered it a form of racism, pointing out that it involves issues of Palestinian displacement and "genocide." Polansky’s remarks come within the context of an internal party debate over a draft resolution that would officially recognize Zionism as a form of racism, with discussions and proposed amendments aimed at changing some of its provisions, especially concerning the establishment of a full Palestinian state or a future settlement determined by the Palestinians themselves. The party’s internal members face risks regarding how these decisions might affect their relations with the Jewish community, amid anticipation of choices and votes that will determine the party's official stance on the Palestinian and Zionist issues in the coming period.
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