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Breaking with recent consensus, Trump makes ‘anti-Semitism’ hyphenated again
Asaf Elia-Shalev, Jewish Telegraphic Agency (via The Times of Israel), 14 March 2025
Secondary articleBreaking with recent consensus, Trump makes ‘anti-Semitism’ hyphenated again, Asaf Elia-Shalev, 14 March 2025Open the original on timesofisrael.com
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On The AP Stylebook drops the hyphen
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency says most of the news industry followed, led by the AP.
Most of the news industry soon followed suit, led by the Associated Press and its ubiquitous style guide.Secondary articleBreaking with recent consensus, Trump makes ‘anti-Semitism’ hyphenated again, Asaf Elia-Shalev, 14 March 2025Open the original on timesofisrael.com
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On A US executive order spells it “Anti-Semitism”
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency says the hyphenated form is the spelling the government uses in official statements.
It's the spelling the government is using in official statementsSecondary articleBreaking with recent consensus, Trump makes ‘anti-Semitism’ hyphenated again, Asaf Elia-Shalev, 14 March 2025Open the original on timesofisrael.com
Added on 12 Nov 2026Debunk this
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