The Green Party is currently navigating internal tension regarding its stance on Zionism. A motion recently passed by party members officially declared Zionism to be a form of racism, sparking a significant debate within the organization. Zack Polanski, the party's deputy leader, has become the focal point of this controversy, with senior party figures publicly criticizing his response to the motion.

While the motion represents the will of the voting membership, the leadership's reaction has highlighted a divide between the party's grassroots base and its senior officials. Critics within the party argue that Polanski’s handling of the situation has been insufficient or misaligned with the party's broader values. The situation remains fluid as the party attempts to reconcile the membership's formal declaration with the concerns raised by senior figures regarding the implications of the motion. As of now, there is no consensus on how the party will move forward or whether the motion will lead to a formal policy shift in practice.