Zionist Official Tears Up British Green Party's Anti-Zionist Resolution
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- Zionist official tore up British Green Party's anti-Zionist resolution.
- The resolution defined Zionism as racism.
- The act occurred outside the British Parliament.
- The official called Zionism the Jewish right to self-determination.
Matan Bar Noy, the head of the World Zionist Organization's delegation to Britain and Europe, publicly tore up a resolution passed by the British Green Party that defines Zionism as racism. The act was captured on video in front of the British Parliament and Big Ben.
Bar Noy stated, "Zionism is the national liberation movement of the Jewish people and the expression of their right to self-determination in their historic homeland. Here, in the heart of British democracy, our message is clear: we will not accept an attempt to turn the very right of the Jewish people to self-determination into racism. I am tearing up this decision and throwing it where it belongs. Into the dustbin of history."
The World Zionist Organization representative's action was a direct response to the Green Party's resolution, which he condemned as an attempt to equate the Jewish people's right to self-determination with racism.
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