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The Biden administration in its long-awaited report on combating Jew hatred is making a concession to anti-Israel activists by embracing a watered-down definition of anti-Semitism that says it's OK to hold the Jewish state to higher standards than other countries.
(CNN) — President Joe Biden unveiled his administration’s new “whole of society” plan to combat antisemitism Thursday, which he called the “most ambitious and comprehensive US government-led effort to fight
Biden administration stops short of officially adopting IHRA anti-Semitism definition favoured by pro-Israel groups.
The Plan Formulated With Input From Over 1,000 Jewish Community Members, Congress, Businesses, Civil Society, and Local Officials; Strategy Reaffirms Unwavering U.S. Commitment to 'Israel's Existence, Legitimacy, and Security'
Responding to an unprecedented period of anti-Jewish hatred and discrimination in the US, President Joseph Biden on Thursday released the first-ever national strategy for fighting antisemitism, a 60-page document with more than 100 action items for the federal government and civil society. The strategy notably says that the US "has embraced" the International Holocaust Remembrance