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i24NEWSPolitics

UK Green Party Proposal Linked to Al-Qaeda Terrorist Planner

Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

A British-Palestinian artist, Lubna Spayten, proposed a "Zionism is Racism" resolution to the UK Green Party, which was approved on Monday. Spayten is reportedly a close associate of an Al-Qaeda terrorist who planned an attack at Heathrow Airport. The Green Party officially advocates for a single Palestinian state and considers the idea of a Jewish homeland racist.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • UK Green Party approved a "Zionism is Racism" resolution proposed by artist Lubna Spayten.
  • Spayten is reportedly a close associate of an Al-Qaeda terrorist planner.
  • The terrorist planned to detonate a bomb in Heathrow Airport's arrivals hall.
  • The Green Party supports a single Palestinian state and views a Jewish homeland as racist.

A British-Palestinian artist who proposed a "Zionism is Racism" resolution to the UK Green Party is a close associate of an Al-Qaeda terrorist who planned an attack at London's Heathrow Airport. Lubna Spayten put forward the controversial motion at the Green Party conference in Brighton, where it was approved on Monday.

The Green Party officially supports a single Palestinian state covering all of Israel and views the concept of a Jewish homeland in the region as racist. Spayten had offered to testify in defense of the terrorist, who is imprisoned in the United States for plotting to detonate a backpack filled with shrapnel and poison in an airport arrivals hall.

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