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Zack Polanski, who now leads the Greens in England and Wales, has disowned candidates highlighted for antisemitic comments
Zack Polanski has called on politicians to treat antisemitism with “consideration, care and nuance” as he accused [Keir Starmer](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/keir-starmer) of trying to play political games with the issue. The Green leader
antisemitic social media posts has been seen canvassing subsequently alongside other party members, prompting Labour to say it showed the issue was not being taken seriously by Zack Polanski’s party. Sabine Mairey
Zack Polanski is devoting column inches to bottom of the barrel stories,” they added. The Times story also alleged Polanski was not a full member of the National Council of Hypnotherapy, despite claiming
Zack Polanski speaking into a microphone in front of banners reading: ‘Let’s make hope normal again’ and ‘Only the Greens can stop Reform’](https://i.guim.co.uk/img/media/22d3308d2134d825604c63d0c386bed3ca59d115/0_0_8388_5592/master/8388.jpg?width=445&dpr=1&s=none&crop=none) Polanski at a rally in Manchester in January
Zack Polanski described the visa denials as "a really grim decision". "People often talk about [the] dangerous road we'd go down under a Reform government - this is another clear warning we're down there
comments yet about the approach he wants to see forces take to marches. A government review of public order and hate crime legislation, commissioned after two Jewish people were killed in an attack outside
comments came after he chaired an emergency cabinet meeting concerning the attack with Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood and London Mayor Sadiq Khan, among others. Earlier, Mahmood said the governmentwould provide "an enhanced police presence that
Zack Polanski](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/zack-polanski) sharing a post about the arrest of the Golders Green terror suspect will have a “chilling effect”. Met officers arrested a 45-year-old man after two Jewish people were
Zack Polanski** was largely unknown until he became the Green party leader in September last year and since then, as his party has soared in the polls, there has been intense scrutiny
Zack Polanski, the Green party leader, dancing at event in Trafalgar Square as “degeneracy”. Yakoob has denied allegations of antisemitism. A Labour councillor in Birmingham, David Barker, said it had been the worst campaign
commentators questioning whether Rowley’s letter breached regulations that prohibit police from engaging in political activity. Rowley denied the letter to Polanski meant he was “intervening in politics”. “When somebody influential puts something out there
Polanski. He said: “I’m simply dealing with operational policing and defending my officers because I want them to have confidence to protect Londoners … Officers need confidence in confronting these dangerous people
comment, a post on X alleging that officers were “repeatedly and violently kicking a mentally ill man in the head” when he was already incapacitated by a stun gun. The [Green party](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/green-party)
Zack Polanski, as “[grim](https://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/jun/01/us-political-commentators-say-banned-entering-uk-cenk-uygur-hasan-piker)”, and described by the free speech advocates Index on Censorship as a “[worrying escalation](https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/jun/03/cenk-uygur-hasan-piker-oxford-union-home-office)”. When asked about the government’s decision on Thursday morning
Zack Polanski has acknowledged he was wrong to say he had been a spokesman for the British Red Cross. On Tuesday, The Times [reported](https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/zack-polanski-british-red-cross-spokesman-zlc27s80l) that Polanski had falsely made the claim
Zack Polanski has said he was wrong to describe himself as a British Red Cross spokesperson, and that intensified media scrutiny of the Green party reflected fears of its rising popularity and support for wealth
comment he later apologised for and said was “inappropriate”. He has stood by his characterisation of Hamas as “1,000 times better” than Israel, and his claim that he “would vote for Hamas over Israel
comment, a post on X alleging that officers were “repeatedly and violently kicking a mentally ill man in the head” when he was already incapacitated by a stun gun. Speaking to BBC Radio