Polls show Green Party will not remove Zionism-racism link
Zak Polansky, leader of the British Green Party, confirmed that the party's decision to describe Zionism as racism will not be revoked, and that he will not attempt to change it until 2028. He explained that the party will introduce initiatives to revise this stance but will not alter the current rules before that year, emphasizing the principle that Israelis and Palestinians should decide their own future. This position has sparked widespread criticism both inside and outside the party, leading to a significant decline in his popularity, with his ratings dropping to the lowest among British party leaders. Polansky has also faced pressure from party officials to resign after endorsing a proposal labeling Zionism as racist at the party conference, which has caused divisions and protests within the party.
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