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Legal brief asks US Supreme Court to consider anti-Zionism potential discrimination
The Center for Jewish Legal Studies has submitted a legal brief to the US Supreme Court arguing that anti-Zionist activity may constitute anti-Jewish discrimination due to historical context, aiming to establish a new legal framework for US court cases. The brief seeks to address the potential overlap between anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism in legal proceedings.
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