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Save the Children UK decides not to adopt IHRA antisemitism definition despite review’s advice

Published by The Jerusalem Post · Israel 9 h ago
Save the Children UK decides not to adopt IHRA antisemitism definition despite review’s advice
The Jerusalem Post

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An independent review commissioned by the charity in 2024 recommended adopting the IHRA definition, but its leadership decided against it, a senior official said.

Save the Children UK has decided to not adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism, despite its recommendation in the independent review commissioned by the charity.Save the Children UK is a respected British charity, established in 1919. It operates across more than 100 countries and territories, with a focus on emergency and disaster relief, child protection, health and nutrition, and education.

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