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Italy's Left Divided Over Antisemitism Bill, Fears Free Speech Limits
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By אסף רוזנצוייג
What happened
Italy's main opposition party abstained from a vote on a new antisemitism law, citing concerns it could limit criticism of Israel. The bill, which aims to adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism, has exposed deep divisions within the Italian left and sparked fears over free speech.
- 01Italy's Democratic Party abstained from a vote on a new antisemitism bill.
- 02Critics fear the bill could restrict legitimate criticism of Israel.
- 03The law aims to adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism.
- 04Antisemitic incidents in Italy have reportedly increased significantly.
- 05The bill has exposed divisions within the Italian left.
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