A deepening antisemitism scandal has sent Zack Polanski’s approval ratings into freefall, with over 30 Green Party candidates allegedly facing accusations of posting antisemitic content online. Close to a dozen candidates have reportedly been suspended by the party since the campaign began, with further cases still being examined. Police arrested two on suspicion of stirring up racial hatred. The Express reported how Polanski’s own conduct came under scrutiny after he backed a social media post attacking officers who arrested a man suspected of stabbing two Jewish men in Golders Green. Sir Mark Rowley, the Metropolitan Police commissioner, responded with a public letter warning the Green leader was stoking “rising tensions.” His apology did not extend to withdrawing the underlying claim – Polanski maintained he was “very concerned” by footage of the arrest, and hit back at Rowley for using an open letter, calling it an inappropriate way “to do politics.” What did Zack Polanski say about the antisemitism allegations? Polanski insisted there were only a “handful” of cases and that the “vast majority” of candidates …