Polanski has said he will not overturn a motion within the Green Party that characterises “Zionism is racism”, confirming the text will remain in force until 2028. The party leader also stated that he wanted to pursue amendments to the motion rather than erase it, leaving the existing resolution intact for the period he indicated.
The announcement preserves the motion as an official item of party business until the date named, constraining immediate unilateral changes by the leadership. By signalling a preference for amendment, the leader has indicated a course that maintains the present decision while opening a path for potential revision through the party’s established processes.
Resolutions of this kind carry implications for internal cohesion and public perception. The continued presence of the wording in party documentation is likely to sustain discussion among members and observers about the party’s stance and its interpretation. The exact mechanics for any amendment or removal were not detailed by the leader, who confined his comments to the choice not to overturn the motion and his desire to seek changes.
With the motion set to remain until 2028, the Green Party faces a period in which the issue will remain on its formal record. The leader’s decision reframes the immediate debate from reversal to revision, setting expectations that any substantive alteration will proceed through the party’s internal channels and timelines rather than by executive fiat. Observers will watch how the party balances those internal dynamics with wider political and public responses as the stated effective period of the motion continues.