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POLITICS & POLICY • ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM

UK government faces legal challenge over antisemitism definition in schools

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The UK government is facing a legal challenge over the adoption of the IHRA antisemitism definition in British schools, according to The Jerusalem Post. The report says the recommendation followed a review calling for schools and colleges in England to recognize antisemitism as a distinct category of harm.

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The dispute concerns guidance for schools in England and how they address antisemitism. The article describes no direct U.S. consequence.