In 2025, Bournemouth candidate, Feda Shahin, claimed that in the Soviet Union 'the Zionists killed 20 million Christians', and 'love genocide'. Speaking at an event of the Palestine Solidarity Movement in February 2026, Shahin referred to Jeffrey Epstein’s private island as “a symbol of the headquarters of the Zionists who are trying to control the world.” Shahin remained an officially-endorsed candidate.
In March 2026, The Daily Telegraph reported that party activists referred to Jewish people as “an abomination to this planet” in 'Greens for Palestine' group chat on WhatsApp.
In April 2026, the party suspended Tony Greenstein, citing a “documented history of anti-Semitism”. The party's council decided to expel him the following month. Greenstein has been expelled from the Labour Party in 2018 after he was found to have violated the party rules regarding “prejudicial” or “grossly detrimental” conduct, writing about “Zio idiots”, “Zionist scum” and arguing that “Zionists collaborated with the Nazis”.
Following the Golders Green stabbing attack in late April 2026, Waltham Forest candidate, Brian Capaloff, was investigated by the Party for allegedly using an anonymous X account to post incendiary comments.
Also in April 2026, Blackheath party candidate Dr. Rebecca Jones repeatedly targeted 'Zios' a term popularised by the far-right and Ku Klux Klan's David Duke.
She also called on people to 'burn Zionism to the ground', and posted that Bob Vylan's Glastonbury festival chant 'Death, death to the IDF' was 'amazing'. Listening to the will and testament of Yahya Sinwar, Hamas leader behind the October 7th attacks and massacres in Israel she said 'This is so beautiful'."
The accounts fo on and on and on