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'Coherent to describe Zionism as racist': UK tribunal upholds protection for anti-Zionist beliefs

A UK tribunal ruled that describing Zionism as racist is coherent, upholding protection for anti-Zionist beliefs. The Employment Appeals Tribunal dismissed the University of Bristol's appeal against a 2024 ruling that found the university unlawfully discriminated by dismissing professor David Miller over his anti-Zionist comments.

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