IHRA definition of antisemitism
British anti-Israel group launches judicial review into NHS adoption of IHRA definition
Right to Protest, which has created a crowdfunding page, argued that medical staff who raise ethical concerns about Israel’s actions now face being treated as potential offenders.
Former NYC mayor Eric Adams under scrutiny following apparent NYC Token crypto 'rug pull'
Democrats denouncing pro-Hamas chants shouldn't require headlines - editorial
Jews targeted in NYC hate crimes more than all other groups combined for second year
WJC president asks UN to adopt IHRA definition of antisemitism
Ronald Lauder's plea comes one day after a coalition of major US and global Jewish organizations wrote to UN leaders on Wednesday.
To Fight Jew-Hatred, the Time Has Come for the UN to Promote the IHRA Definition of Antisemitism
Eighty years after the Holocaust, Jewish communities are facing threat levels unprecedented in the post-World War II era.
Reported antisemitic incidents decrease in Austria, but physical threats remain high
Of the 719 incidents, there were 14 physical assaults, 21 threats, 122 incidents of damage and desecration, 140 literature/mass mailings and 422 incidents of abusive behavior.
Israeli gov't adopts additional sections of IHRA antisemitism definition
The IHRA definition of antisemitism was adopted already in 2017. The additional sections relate to the alliance’s decision on “Holocaust denial and distortion” and anti-Roma discrimination.
Georgia passes IHRA bill defining antisemitism, anti-Jewish hate crime
Democrat Esther Panitch, the only Jewish American representative in the state house, submitted and presented the bill with the support of several other members including Republicans.
Same antisemitism, different day - opinion
Times may change, but is antisemitism ageless?
Arkansas governor adopts IHRA definition of antisemitism
Over 1000 government entities and NGOs have endorsed the IHRA definition in recent years.
French PM shares story of Holocaust-survivor father’s suicide when she was a child
The prime minister’s father, Joseph Bornstein (who later became “Borne”) suffered from trauma and severe depression.
Antisemitism report presented at Kentucky capitol
The state of antisemitism in Kentucky and throughout the United States is "concerning," the Chairman of the Kentucky Jewish Council expresses in a report delivered at the state capitol.
American Bar Association removes reference to IHRA in antisemitism resolution
This revision of the resolution is a result of a major campaign waged by extremist anti-Israel groups, incl. Human Rights Watch (HRW), Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) and others.
