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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

British Jewish Deputies Board Declares UK Green Party Racist

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The Board of Deputies of British Jews has declared the UK Green Party a "racist party" following its adoption of a "Zionism is Racism" policy. The Board condemned the policy as antisemitic and stated it will treat the Greens accordingly. President Phil Rosenberg urged the party to reverse the decision, while motion proposer Ashley Hirst expressed pride in the stance. The Green Party's motion also supported Palestinian self-determination and a single democratic Palestinian state.

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  • The Board of Deputies of British Jews declared the UK Green Party a "racist party."
  • The decision followed the Green Party's adoption of a "Zionism is Racism" policy.
  • The Board condemned the Green Party's policy as racist and antisemitic.
  • Board President Phil Rosenberg urged the Green Party leadership to reverse the policy.
  • The Green Party became the first mainstream European party to declare itself anti-Zionist.
British Jewish Deputies Board Declares UK Green Party Racist
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