Party leaders and Jewish members warn the proposal risks alienating Jewish supporters and fueling division, while some activists push to reject leadership-backed amendments intended to soften the motion's language and implications
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Party leaders and Jewish members warn the proposal risks alienating Jewish supporters and fueling division, while some activists push to reject leadership-backed amendments intended to soften the motion's language and implications

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October 04, 2026
Britain's Green Party is debating a motion Sunday declaring that "Zionism is racism," with members also voting on amendments intended to soften some of its most controversial provisions.
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