The Green Party's ‘Zionism is Racism’ motion is set to return at the party's Autumn Conference after failing to reach a vote during the Spring Conference.
The motion seeks to define Zionism as a racist ideology, formally establish the party as anti-Zionist, affirm support for Palestinian self-determination, and back the creation of a single democratic state across historic Palestine.
Although the motion had been prioritised for debate, it was never heard after the Spring Conference descended into procedural disputes, repeated no-confidence motions, and ‘technical delays’ that consumed the available time.
Supporters accused opponents of deliberately stalling proceedings to prevent a vote, and under Green Party rules the motion has now been carried forward for debate at the Autumn Conference.
