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Two years after a judge’s order, a Spanish dictionary still defines ‘Jewish’ as ‘miserly’

Jewish groups say the entry reinforces an antisemitic trope, while the academy argues dictionaries should record usage, not police it.

Summary by Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Frustrated Argentine Jewish groups are demanding the removal of an antisemitic trope.

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Spanish dictionary retains antisemitic definition

Two years after a judge’s order, a Spanish dictionary still defines ‘Jewish’ as ‘miserly.’

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Two years after a judge’s order, a Spanish dictionary still defines ‘Jewish’ as ‘miserly’

Frustrated Argentine Jewish groups are demanding the removal of an antisemitic trope.

·New York, United States
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Cleveland Jewish News broke the news on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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