BDS
With 'friends' like Starmer and Macron, Israel doesn't need enemies - opinion
Israel has no choice but to scorn such Western leaders and continue to independently secure its future, and must weather the threats of diplomatic and economic isolation from the world.
Israeli Tour de France team pushes through BDS protests, finish race despite all obstacle
'If New York falls, the country follows': Is the future of American Jewry at risk? - interview
Pro-Palestinian protesters prevent Israelis from disembarking cruise ship on Greek island
Flemish gov't. appeals court decision imposing BDS penalties for exporting military goods to Israel
The court ruled that any containers exiting the Port of Antwerp will face a penalty of €50,000 per container, up to a total of €5 million, in a move celebrated by BDS NGOs across Belgium.
Gabriel Groisman: Championing Israel’s Voice on the World Stage
Gabriel Groisman bridges business, advocacy, and diplomacy—fighting antisemitism, opposing BDS, and empowering Israeli innovation across US policy channels.
Zohran Mamdani’s father calls suicide bombers ‘soldiers,’ intifada ‘meaningful’
Mahmood Mamdani, the Herbert Lehman Professor of Government at Columbia University, is one of The Gaza Tribunal’s 29-member advisory policy council.
Pandering to BDS: NYC comptroller withdraws tens of millions of city funding from Israel Bonds
The office of New York Mayor Eric Adams wrote a letter to Comptroller Brad Lander requesting a review into the divestment, claims public records are incomplete.
Most NYers deterred by Zohran Mamdani’s BDS support, but 1 in 3 see it as a boon, poll shows
Support for the positions was highest among younger voters ages 18 to 44 — aligning with recent polling on Israel issues unrelated to the mayor’s race — and among men.
University of California announces BDS ban across all campuses
This announcement comes after Trump’s administration warned that any institution that was involved with BDS would no longer be eligible for federal research grants.
Ireland burns political capital to block just €214k in settlement dates and olives
Should the measure pass, Ireland would become the first EU member to impose a unilateral boycott of settlement goods – a move with almost no economic bite but plenty of diplomatic sting.
University of Michigan regents, execs get 24-hour security as threats, harassment persist
University of Michigan provided 24-hour security to regents and executives as harassment, property damage, and personal threats from pro-Palestinian protesters continued.
BDS win: Int'l Sociological Association suspends membership of Israel due to 'Gaza genocide'
ISA added that it regretted not taking a clear position condemning the situation in Gaza, and the suspension of ISS "reflects the extraordinary gravity of the current situation."
UK export of F-35 parts to Israel was lawful, London court rules
West Bank-based group Al-Haq had taken legal action against Britain's Department for Business and Trade over its decision to exempt F-35 parts when it suspended some arms export licenses last year.
Jordan declines to play with Israel in U19 basketball World Cup, forfeits match
Blue-and-white athletes once again targeted by sports boycott as FIBA investigates Jordanians' decision not to play.