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The United Nations has launched an Action Plan aimed at enhancing monitoring and response to antisemitism, as highlighted by High Representative Miguel Ángel Moratinos. He described antisemitism as a persistent and toxic ideology rooted in bigotry and racism, emphasizing the collective responsibility to eradicate it. The plan includes establishing a Working Group to assess policies addressing antisemitism and enhancing awareness among UN personnel. Concurrently, Ireland has committed to combating antisemitism by adopting the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition, amidst concerns from civil rights organizations about its potential misuse to silence criticism of Israel. Irish officials have expressed a strong commitment to promoting equality and inclusiveness while addressing rising antisemitic sentiments. Both initiatives reflect a broader global effort to tackle discrimination and foster respect for human rights.