“The IHRA definition of antisemitism” refers to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism. The IHRA definition is used to assert that criticism of Israel and Zionism is antisemitic, “anti-Jewish,” and discriminatory. In Congress, proposed bills would make the IHRA definition into law, and connect its charges of “antisemitism” to “supporting terror.” They threaten to criminalize protest, defund schools, ban teaching about racism, target BIPOC & Jewish organizations, fire supportive professors, evict students, deport immigrants, undo DEI policies, and excuse genocide. Wherever it is already policy, the IHRA definition is used to smear, defund, and and in some cases criminalize those who oppose racism, colonialism, and genocide, and those who speak up for Palestinian voices and rights.
Legislators and institutions are under immense pressure from Zionist/right-wing organizations to adopt IHRA. This resource page supports efforts to formalize opposition to IHRA wherever possible.
All resources
To suggest research for inclusion in this collection, please email info@criticalzionismstudies.org with “Demand NO IHRA” in the subject line.
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On Resisting the Weaponization of Antisemitism
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Against IHRA and Zionist Repression in Academia and Beyond
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Events Calendar: Coalition to End Zionist Repression
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Amira Jarmakani on the move from “Zionism is racism” to “antisemitism is racism”
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Jennifer Kelly on Christian Zionism, Tourism, and the IHRA Definition
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Hindutva with Pranay Somayajula
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Christian Zionism, Tourism, and the IHRA Definition
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The new “terror” bill
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Mapping the Fight: IHRA and anti-Palestinian attacks on knowledge
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Christine Hong on Securitizing California’s Ethnic Studies
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Introducing: Battling the IHRA Definition
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The new Jewish international: taking back the power of definition
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Securitizing California’s Ethnic Studies
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The Anti-Defamation League, Counterinsurgency, and the Palestinian Liberation Movement
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Toolkit: Demand “NO IHRA”
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The Long Principled Legacy of Black America’s Solidarity with the Palestinian People
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Mapping the Fight: IHRA and anti-Palestinian attacks on knowledge
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Antisemitism with Sara Kershnar
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Sara Kershnar : Israel, U.S. white nationalism, and transnational right-wing alliances
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From the “New Antisemitism” to the IHRA: The Evolution of Zionist Countermobilization
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What’s Critical Zionism Studies?
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From “Zionism is racism” to “antisemitism is racism”
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The World Upside-Down




