What Israel is doing in Gaza goes well beyond self-defence, says Green Party co-leader

The Green Party is advocating for a ceasefire in Israel-Palestine and an end to arms sales to Israel, citing concerns over civilian casualties. They have seen significant growth in local elections and aim to continue this trend. The party is open to collaborating with other parties, except the Conservatives, and is preparing to stand candidates in every seat in the upcoming general election, offering an alternative to the Labour Party's current direction.

What has the Green Party been advocating for in relation to the Israel-Palestine conflict?

• Support for Israel's military actions

• Increased arms sales to Israel

• A lasting ceasefire and end to arms sales to Israel

• A complete withdrawal from international discussions

What recent achievement has the Green Party experienced in local elections?

• They have more than quadrupled their number of councillors

• They have doubled their number of councillors

• They have lost a significant number of councillors

• They have maintained the same number of councillors

How does the Green Party view its potential collaboration with other parties?

• They are open to working with all parties, including the Conservative Party

• They refuse to collaborate with any other party

• They will only collaborate with the Labour Party

• They are unlikely to find common ground with the Conservative Party

What is the Green Party's strategy for the upcoming general election?

• To stand candidates only in major cities

• To form a coalition with the Conservative Party

• To focus solely on local elections

• To stand a full slate in every seat across England and Wales

What is the Green Party's perspective on the Labour Party's current direction?

• They believe the Labour Party is moving further to the left

• They see the Labour Party as drifting further to the right

• They think the Labour Party is maintaining a centrist position

• They are indifferent to the Labour Party's direction