What Is the Controversial Definition of Antisemitism that Institutions Are Being Told to Adopt?

In the UK, antisemitism is now mainstream. Is it reversible? - The Jewish Chronicle

Once whispered on the fringes, antisemitism now parades through Britain’s institutions in plain sight from Goldsmiths to Glastonbury

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What is the controversial definition of antisemitism that institutions are being told to adopt?

While the definition has largely been viewed as uncontroversial, subsequent “examples of antisemitism in public life” published alongside the definition have been criticised as limiting freedom of speech.