Georgia governor signs bill codifying IHRA definition of antisemitism in state law

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed a law defining antisemitism in state law, proclaiming support for Jewish residents.

The Republican governor said by enacting the law, he was “reaffirming our commitment to a Georgia where all people can live, learn and prosper safely, because there’s no place for hate in this great state.”

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Events & Meetings

EJC delegation addresses the 8th Meeting of the Working Group on the Implementation of the EU Strategy on Combating Antisemitism in Brussels

European Jewish Congress Executive Vice-President Raya Kalenova and Director of European Affairs Ariella Woitchik raised awareness of the urgent need to safeguard Jewish communities amid the normalisation of anti-Jewish hatred, with anti-Zionism being the main driver.