South Carolina to define anti-Semitism by law

Language defining anti-Semitism, including a controversial passage that defines as anti-Semitic certain anti-Israel expressions, was inserted into a bill likely to be approved by South Carolina’s legislature, JTA reported on Friday.

The bill, if approved, would make South Carolina the first state to legislate such a definition.

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