The House approved a bill to crack down on anti-Semitism
on college campuses.
If passed by the Senate and signed by the president,
the anti-Semitism Awareness Act would apply to all schools.
It would define anti-Semitism as,
quote, stereotyping, dehumanizing, or demonizing Jews based on their religion.
End Quote. That's based on the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's
definition.
The IRHA lists a few examples of anti-Semitism.
Justifying violence or the killing of Jews?
Denying the Holocaust? Holding Jews accountable for the actions of
the Israeli state?
Endorsing debunked conspiracy theories surrounding Jews.
Recent campus protests have triggered debates over what is considered
anti-Semitism.