Support for the return of Palestinian refugees
Supports the return of Palestinian refugees, and argues for a single state solution that is secular, democratic and binational, with equal citizenship.
Free Palestine
A single-issue foreign policy party focused on Palestine and on New Zealand's international security relationships.
The party centres on Palestinian rights, accountability under international law and a more independent New Zealand foreign policy.
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Supports the return of Palestinian refugees, and argues for a single state solution that is secular, democratic and binational, with equal citizenship.
Argues for accountability for alleged war crimes and serious international crimes on the basis of international law and United Nations resolutions.
Argues that New Zealand should withdraw from its formal security alliance with the United States and take a more independent foreign policy.
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The Electoral Commission added Free Palestine to the register of political parties.
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Free Palestine
Retrieved: 9 August 2026
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Retrieved: 9 August 2026
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