Green Is Hamas’s Favourite Colour
The Green Party’s Descent into Leftist Extremism and Terror Apologia
They used to save the planet. Now they just hate Jews
Let’s not beat around the organic, locally-sourced bush: the Green Party is no longer just about bees and bicycles. It’s morphed into a sort of ethical Ponzi scheme—where moral outrage is endlessly recycled, but never actually compostedinto anything useful. And somehow, between banging on about climate collapse and banning plastic straws, they’ve made space in their manifesto for cosying up to Hamas, slagging off Israel, and side-eyeing Jews like they’re responsible for the price of quinoa.
And leading this clown caravan? Zack Polanski. Jewish. Vegan. Hypnotist. (No, seriously.) This is a man who once offered to make women’s boobs bigger using hypnosis. Now he’s applying the same technique to Britain’s Jewish community: “You are getting sleepy... you no longer care that your local councillor is retweeting Hamas propaganda.”
Polanski claims he’s “really proud of being Jewish.” Of course he is. He reminds us every third sentence. It’s his political AirTag: you can’t criticise him, because look, he’s Jewish. Except that doesn’t mean anything when you’re turning a blind eye while your party gives Hamas a free PR campaign.
Let’s be clear—I’m not Jewish. So this isn’t “one of us” talking. It’s one of the many who think antisemitism isn’t something to be cleverly rebranded with a soy-based slogan. You don’t need to be Jewish to see what’s going on—you just need a working moral compass and eyes that haven’t been composted.
Polanski has decided that Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis—the actual Chief Rabbi—doesn’t speak for Jews. Nah. Apparently the man who leads Britain’s largest Jewish denomination just doesn’t get it. The real voice of British Jewry? Zack Polanski. Actor. Hypnotist. Politician. Man of a thousand tweets and absolutely zero shame.
He says Mirvis is “clearly speaking in the interests of defending the Israeli government.” That’s his smoking gun. In Zack’s world, standing up for the only Jewish state on the planet when it’s under siege by medieval head-choppers is controversial. But singing kumbaya with Na’amod? That’s community work.
Meanwhile, his deputy, Mothin Ali, is doing his best impression of a Hamas TikTok influencer. On October 7, while Israelis were being raped, butchered, and set on fire, Ali hopped online to blame... white settler colonialism. Which is woke-speak for they had it coming. He called the terrorists “indigenous people fighting back,” which is only technically true if “fighting back” includes strangling babies.
And this paragon of peace followed it up by labelling a Leeds rabbi—a guy who dared to do IDF reserve duty—as a “creep.” The rabbi had to go into hiding. Ali, meanwhile, got promoted.
The Greens ran an investigation. In the same way OJ Simpson ran a search for the real killer.
Ali eventually coughed out a non-apology. You know the type: “sorry if people felt offended.” Then he posted a video shouting “Allahu Akbar” and dedicated his council seat to Gaza. Well done, Leeds. Your local government now includes someone whose idea of peacemaking is retweeting Hamas memes and calling it nuance.
The Only Green Thing is Their Name
The Green Party loves to say they’re not anti-Semitic, just anti-Zionist. Right. That’s like saying, “I don’t hate gays, I just don’t believe they should vote, speak, or exist in public.”
This is a party that calls for ceasefires while one side’s openly screaming death to Jews. Who knew Hamas’s PR team moonlighted for the Greens?
Polanski, for all his self-congratulatory social justice fluff, has made it his mission to sideline the mainstream Jewish community and lift up the fringe. He hangs out with Breaking the Silence—the NGO that sells hearsay as holy writ. He breaks bread with Na’amod, a group so fringe they make Corbynistas look centrist. He dismisses Labour antisemitism under Corbyn as “pockets,” like it’s just a bit of eczema. Meanwhile, the Equality and Human Rights Commission was screaming “fire!” and Zack was asking if anyone had marshmallows.
And of course, he says the Chief Rabbi is too political. Imagine being that allergic to Jewish leadership you’d rather get moral clarity from Twitter threads and a fringe activist group that thinks BDS is too moderate.
The Chief Rabbi Doesn’t Speak for Him – But Hamas Apparently Does
Let’s linger a moment on Polanski’s Chief Rabbi saga, because it encapsulates the Green Party’s moral drift. Polanski effectively accused Chief Rabbi Mirvis of being an Israeli government mouthpiece. The Rabbi’s sin? He dared to condemn the unprecedented Hamas pogrom on October 7 and the rising anti-Semitism that followed.
Polanski said Mirvis “certainly” doesn’t speak for him or “the wider community.” Cheers for that. Apparently British Jews are all wrong, and the hypnotist from Manchester is their new oracle. All hail!
The Board of Deputies called it what it was: outrageous. The Jewish Leadership Council joined in. But in Zack’s head, he’s being brave. Standing up to the Chief Rabbi! Man of the people! Or at least the people who think chanting “From the river to the sea” is just edgy poetry.
You’ve got to admire the brass neck. He whines about being called a “Jew-hating Jew” (which, for the record, no one’s said) while defending a deputy leader who called Hamas “indigenous.” It’s the political version of farting in a lift and blaming the person next to you.
Mothin Ali: Green Deputy or Hamas Spokesman?
Mothin Ali has the subtlety of a sledgehammer. On October 7, while normal people were reeling in horror, he was polishing his anti-colonial hot takes. Hamas? Just indigenous fighters. Israeli victims? Collateral inconvenience.
This wasn’t old stuff. This was live tweeting a massacre. But the Greens thought, hmm, potential leadership material. He got a promotion.
He also labelled a rabbi a “creep.” That rabbi then received threats and had to hide. Ali claimed he was just being critical. Of course. And Charles Manson was just misunderstood.
Hypocrisy in High Places
The Green Party will screech about the arms trade, lecture you about eco-racism, and cry if you step on a daisy. But when it comes to Jewish civilians being hunted like animals, suddenly they’re confused. Suddenly it’s all very complicated. “Context,” they say, while waving their hands like a second-rate stage magician. “It’s about colonialism.”
They don’t critique policy. They deny Israel’s right to exist. And they wrap it all in language so sanctimonious it could be used as insulation.
They tell us not to conflate criticism of Israel with antisemitism—while defending people who literally cheered on a terrorist massacre. This isn’t criticism. It’s apologia.
Never Again – Means Never Again for All of Us
This isn’t just about Jews. It’s about Britain. It’s about whether we allow a political party to excuse terrorism and call it justice. Whether we tolerate antisemitism rebranded as “solidarity.”
Vote for who you want. But know this: the Green Party is no longer a party of progress. It’s a sanctimonious bin fire where moral clarity goes to die.
Never Again doesn’t mean “unless it’s inconvenient.” It means never again. Even when the bigots use reusable bags.