Polanski keeps Green Zionism motion in place, won't scrap it
The reports describe the motion as one that would stand until 2028 despite Polanski's stated wish to amend it.
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What happened
Green Party leader Zack Polanski said he will not overturn a motion on Zionism, although he wanted to amend it. The motion would stand until 2028, he said. Polanski, the Green leader in England and Wales, also said that applying Zionism is racist and that no state has the right to exist, and he called debates about words unhelpful.
Why it matters
The reports describe the motion as one that would stand until 2028 despite Polanski's stated wish to amend it. They also note his view that the motion was not controversial.
Coverage
- Zack Polanski says application of Zionism is racist and no state has right to exist (The Guardian)
- Green Party leader Zack Polanski says he will not overturn Zionism motion (BBC)
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