Britain's Green Party voted on Sunday to classify Zionism as a form of racism, igniting a fierce backlash from British Jews and the Israeli government. The Israeli government responded by stating it now considers the party to be an organization that legitimizes terrorism. The party, which garnered 6% of the vote in the 2024 national elections in Britain, defined Zionism as “an ethnonationalist political project” in its resolution. Alongside the controversial vote, the Green Party reiterated its demand for the British Labour government to cease all arms sales to Israel. The decision has ignited debate regarding definitions of racism and its application to political ideologies. Critics argue the move will further exacerbate tensions and harm community relations within Britain. The party’s stance is likely to face continued scrutiny and condemnation from various political and religious groups.