US Diplomacy Focuses on Combating Antisemitism and Extremism in Europe.
This law requires the State Department to regularly brief Congress on the growing threat of antisemitism and terrorism across Europe. The goal is to enhance the safety of US citizens and institutions abroad by mandating increased diplomatic cooperation with European governments to counter these threats. Citizens benefit from a formalized government commitment to monitoring and addressing security risks overseas.
Key points
The State Department must assess and report to Congress on the threat of antisemitism and terrorism in Europe.
Mandates diplomatic engagement with European governments to protect transatlantic stability and the security of US citizens abroad.
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