The leader of the Green Party has defended his absence from a debate on a divisive motion regarding Zionism, which was approved by party members. The decision comes amid growing scrutiny over internal party discussions on the issue, with critics questioning the party’s stance. Supporters argue the leader’s absence reflects a broader strategy to avoid further polarizing the debate. The move underscores ongoing tensions within the party over how to address the contentious topic.
The Green Party leader defends his decision to miss a debate on a controversial motion about Zionism which was passed by party members.
