"The Green Party's fortunes began to change rapidly in the Starmer era, with the Conservatives and Labour government now reduced to the mid-to-high teens in the polls, and the Greens emerging as a political force capable of challenging Nigel Farage's Reform at the next general election."
"Membership has risen from 65,000 in July 2025 to about 220,000 today, largely due to the party's unapologetic support for Palestinians and Zack Polanski's vocal condemnation of Israeli actions in Gaza."
"Polanski's leadership has triggered an anti-Semitism smear campaign almost identical to the one that saw Jeremy Corbyn ousted from the Labour Party, raising questions about the future of his party and British politics."
The Green Party has gained momentum in British politics, securing four parliamentary seats in the July 2024 election. Polling at about 17 percent, they are now competitive with the Conservatives and Labour. Membership has surged from 65,000 to 220,000, largely due to Zack Polanski's leadership and his strong support for Palestinians. This has attracted leftists disillusioned with Labour's stance on Israel. However, Polanski faces an anti-Semitism smear campaign reminiscent of Jeremy Corbyn's experience, which could impact the party's future and British political dynamics.
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