Greens ‘crossed a dangerous line’ with Zionism vote, warns Sir Tony Blair

• Sir Tony Blair has warned Labour and Andy Burnham against entering a coalition with the Green Party after it voted to define Zionism as racism.
• The former Labour prime minister accused the Greens of crossing a dangerous line that effectively brands the majority of British Jews as racists.
• Chief rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis condemned the conference motion as a threat, whilst Amnesty International chair Sandy Ruthven resigned from the Green Party.
• Green Party figure Zack Polanski was barred from entering Israel following the adoption of the policy at the party's annual conference.
• A Green Party spokesperson dismissed Sir Tony's warnings, pointing to his role in taking the UK into the Iraq War.

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Blair warns Burnham Labour should not do coalition with the Greens: ‘They’ve crossed a line’