Green mayor’s vow to cut ties with Israeli city on October 7 slammed by party’s former deputy leader: ‘Unforgivable!’

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Green mayor's vow to cut ties with Israeli city on October 7 slammed by party's former deputy leader: ‘Unforgivable!'.

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Hackney Green Party mayor Zoe Garbett's decision to end a near 60-year twinning agreement with the Israeli city of Haifa has been slammed as "unforgivable" by the party's former deputy leader.

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Speaking to GB News, Shahrar Ali disavowed the move, which is set to end its consultation period on October 7 or the third anniversary of Hamas's devastating attack on Israel.

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Hackney has been linked with the northern Israeli city for close to 60 years, enjoying cultural, civic and community exchanges since 1968.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Announcing the plan to cut ties with Haifa, she declared: "This is about who we are as a council, what we condone, who we work with, and what that says about who we are.""I think it's counterproductive, and it's foolish on its own terms," Mr Ali said of the decision, branding it an example...

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