Summary
Proposed United States legislation which Kenneth S. Stern supports only if any mention of the IHRA definition, directly or indirectly, is first stripped out: so amended, it would help implement the U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism with needed staffing and resources (Written Testimony of Kenneth S. Stern, PDF p.22, p.40).
Details
- Stern names removing the IHRA definition from this Act among the things Congress should do that will actually help in the battle against antisemitism (PDF p.22).
- At PDF p.39 the text says IHRA codification is designed to restrict speech in either the AAA or the CAA version; it does not expand “CAA” there, so it does not state at p.39 that the CAA version is this Act’s version.
- The source also names the Act in the form “Combating Antisemitism Act” at PDF p.30; both names are recorded as printed on the source page.
Related pages
Written Testimony of Kenneth S. Stern, Antisemitism Awareness Act, U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism, EUMC Working Definition of Antisemitism