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2026-08-06 06:54 UTC
@GrumpyOldFart@expressional.social @palestine@fedibird.com @Palestine@masto.ai @palestine@lemmy.ml @iran @iraq@mastodon.social @palestinenews@gts.liberated.press
Probably the most significant bit for the longer term is this:
"It also ruled that Anti-Zionism was a protected belief and not synonymous with antisemitism, ruling that it “accepted the claimant’s evidence that he (David Miller) did not oppose or hold antipathy towards Jews or Judaism” from his anti-Zionist advocacy."
-Since it is the conflation of anti-zionism and anti-semitism that has caused so much damage to the political fabric of this and other countries. This helps establish that the two are not the same.
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@GrumpyOldFart@expressional.social 2026-08-06 07:02
@pneumaculturist@hcommons.social @palestine@fedibird.com @Palestine@masto.ai @palestine@lemmy.ml @iran @iraq@mastodon.social @palestinenews@gts.liberated.press Yes! Absolutely! So far only in employment law though! The Terrorism Act being used to suppress AntiZionist dissent is ongoing …