Board of Deputies of British Jews declares Green Party a racist party

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How did the left and right cover Board of Deputies of British Jews declares Green Party a racist party?

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Is Board of Deputies of British Jews declares Green Party a racist party left or right?

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Which outlets covered Board of Deputies of British Jews declares Green Party a racist party?

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What was the vote count on the motion?

The Board of Deputies approved the motion by a margin of 118 votes to one, as reported by both the Jerusalem Post and Arutz Sheva. The decisive majority shows the Board’s strong opposition to the Green Party’s policy.

Why did the Board declare the Green Party racist?

The Board said the declaration was a response to the Green Party’s adoption of a resolution that equates Zionism with racism. The policy was described by the Board as antisemitic, prompting the motion to label the party as racist.

What did Phil Rosenberg say about the Green Party’s policy?

Phil Rosenberg said, "By adopting an antisemitic platform, the Green Party of England and Wales has become a racist party. We will treat it accordingly," emphasizing that the Board will treat the Greens as it does other parties it deems racist.

Did any political leaders comment on the motion?

Arutz Sheva reported that Prime Minister Andy Burnham condemned the Green Party’s policy as "completely wrong" and announced that Labour would not cooperate with the Greens while the policy remains in effect. Centre‑rated reports did not mention this reaction.