Officials have insisted that a document conflating criticisms of Israel with anti-Semitism has no formal standing on three separate occasions lately. Read more about Israel lobbyists finally concede that EU has ditched anti-Semitism "definition" 

A 2005 working paper never formally rubber-stamped by the European Union is still being cited by Israel advocates. Read more about Discredited definition of anti-Semitism no longer in use, says BBC  

My recent article exposing a smear by an Israeli pressure group worker seems to have touched a nerve. Israeli masters student Smadar Bakovic claimed in the Jewish Chronicle last month that Warwick University professor Nicola Pratt had given her a lower grade for her dissertation than she deserved because of anti-Israeli bias. But Warwick university strongly denied her story, saying that the new higher mark given was in fact for a revised version of her dissertation. A university spokesperson told me that Bakovic’s story was untrue, and has subsequently issued a press release with further details. The Jewish Chronicle’s reporter Marcus Dysch didn’t seem to think it relevant to mention that Bakovic works for MediaCentral  — a “free or low-cost” pro-Israel fixer agency in Jerusalem. But now her employer has defended her actions. Read more about Israeli propaganda group HonestReporting denies encouraging employee to smear UK professor