Very simply, “Jews wanting a homeland for Jews”. As in the one they now have, called Israel. And established on land with 100 per cent Jewish biblical roots stretching back thousands of years.

I similarly presume the Green Party’s next motion, if nothing else but to prove how equally caring and fair they are towards all UK minorities, will concern Pakistan.

After all, in 1947, a year before the establishment of Israel, Mohammad Ali Jinnah secured the partition of India, creating Pakistan for “Muslims wanting a homeland for South Asian Muslims”, (although with the loss of over one million lives and the displacement of 14 million people, and on soil with no biblical Islamic connection).

As a matter of fair political balance, I would like to know when the Green Party will be debating this, and if not, could, in particular, Mothin Ali, please explain why not.

Especially in view of the fact that there are currently 51 other Muslim-majority countries in the world, so by the Green Party’s own twisted logic, there is no real requirement for a ‘Pakistan’.

There shouldn’t be one rule for one, and another rule for another, even if you are the Green Party.

Edward Moss,
Bolton.

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