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Polanski rejects exclusion after Green Party Zionism motion
Key Takeaways
- Zack Polanski rejected member exclusion based on faith or background.
- The controversy follows a party motion defining Zionism as racism.
- Labour MPs and European Greens have demanded clarification from the party.
- The motion advocates for a single democratic Palestinian state.
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Green Party leader Zack Polanski responded to severe criticism following the adoption of a controversial motion declaring Zionism a form of racism. Polanski asserted that he will not accept the exclusion of individuals based on their religious or communal affiliations.
The motion itself characterizes Zionism as an ethnonationalist ideology and advocates for a single democratic Palestinian state, prompting sharp rebukes from Labour MPs and European Green groups demanding official clarification.
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