The Parkland city commission in Florida has unanimously approved the adoption of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance working definition of antisemitism, amending local law to guide how antisemitism and hate crimes are addressed. The ordinance formally incorporates language from state law and emphasizes that it does not restrict free speech or infringe on First Amendment rights. Community members spoke in support of the measure, which aims to demonstrate Parkland's commitment to combating antisemitism. The definition, already adopted by dozens of states and several countries, provides a comprehensive framework for identifying and addressing antisemitism in its various forms.