What’s Holding Up the Antisemitism Awareness Act?
1. Everyone Wants to Fight Antisemitism. But How? The Antisemitism Awareness Act should have been a no-brainer. After all, who in Congress doesn’t think there’s a need to be aware of antisemitism and to fight it in every possible way? Who doesn’t believe that a dramatic rise in antisemitic incidents in the past two years requires Congress to take action? Well, it isn’t that simple. The bill was first introduced in the previous Congress, where it passed the House with a resounding 320-91 vote, but it never made it to the Senate’s schedule. When the new Congress came to town after the...
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