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- 1Mehdi Hasan likens Green Party stance to UN Resolution 3379▼RE: https:// mastox.eu/@mehdirhasan/1173908 97428181073 "In other words, the British Green Party, like the United Nation
Commentator Mehdi Hasan argues that the British Green Party, like the United Nations General Assembly in its 1975 Resolution 3379, 'got it exactly right' on Zionism, framing the resolution that equated Zionism with racism and colonialism as correct. The comparison has drawn attention in UK political debate, with reactions polarised between supporters who view it as a legitimate critique of Israel and critics who see it as reviving a discredited and antisemitic characterisation.
- 2UN Resolution 3379 recalled on its November 10 anniversary▼As a reminder: On 10 November 1975, the UN General Assembly adopted Resolution 3379, characterising Zionism as ‘a form o
On 10 November 1975, the UN General Assembly adopted Resolution 3379, which described Zionism as 'a form of racism and racial discrimination'. The resolution was revoked in 1991, but it remains one of the most contentious decisions in UN history and continues to fuel debate over Israel, antisemitism and the politics of international institutions. Posts marking the date are circulating among politically engaged audiences in Europe and the UK, including Green Party circles.
- 31975 UN 'Zionism is racism' resolution resurfaces●In 1975, the UNGA passed a resolution that “determines that Zionism is a form of racism and racial discrimination”. http
Attention has returned to UN General Assembly Resolution 3379, adopted in 1975, which stated that Zionism is a form of racism and racial discrimination. The resolution was revoked in 1991, but it remains a flashpoint in debates over Israel, antisemitism and the UN's treatment of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Commenters are sharing the historical text as current discussions over Israel and Gaza continue.
- 4How the UN declared Zionism a form of racism●How the UN declared Zionism a form of racism - Britain then lobbied against revoking the resolution
In 1975 the UN General Assembly passed Resolution 3379, declaring Zionism a form of racism and racial discrimination. The resolution stood until 1991, when it was revoked, with the United Kingdom lobbying against its repeal beforehand. The history is drawing renewed attention amid ongoing debate over Israel, Palestine and the role of international institutions.