Zack Polanski, the leader of the UK Green Party, has been accused of being an 'extremist' by Israel's Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel. This follows Polanski's reaction to a recent antisemitic stabbing in Golders Green, London, which left two Jewish men seriously injured. After a video of police subduing the suspect, Essa Suleiman, went viral, Polanski retweeted a post alleging police brutality without comment. Haskel condemned Polanski's actions, stating that they legitimize violence against Jews and contribute to societal hatred. In response, Polanski apologized, acknowledging the need for leadership to lower tensions. His party has been embroiled in multiple antisemitic controversies, including candidates making inflammatory remarks online. In stark contrast, Mark Rowley, head of the London Metropolitan Police, emphasized the heightened threat faced by British Jews, calling for increased police protection in the community. This situation highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding antisemitism in the UK and the challenges faced by political leaders in addressing these issues.