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Italy Debates IHRA Definition of Antisemitism Amidst Political Divide
Italy's parliament is set to vote on adopting the IHRA definition of antisemitism, sparking a political crisis. The opposition Democratic Party largely opposes the measure, fearing it will stifle criticism of Israel, while supporters cite a surge in antisemitic incidents.
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- 01Italy's parliament will vote on adopting the IHRA definition of antisemitism.
- 02The opposition Democratic Party plans to vote against the definition.
- 03Critics fear the definition will limit free speech and protest rights.
- 04Antisemitic incidents in Italy have significantly increased since October 2023.
- 05Holocaust survivor Liliana Segre supports the definition, stating it allows criticism of Israel.
Holocaust survivor Liliana Segre supports the definition, stating it does not prevent criticism of Israel.
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