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Dominican Republic joins global fight against antisemitism with landmark move
The Dominican Republic announced its decision to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s working definition of antisemitism, marking it as the 48th country and seventh in Latin America. President Luis Abinader emphasized that antisemitism is a threat not only to Jewish people but also to democratic coexistence for all. The announcement was made at an annual forum amidst global concern over heightened rates of antisemitic incidents.
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