Activism and BDS Beat

The EU betrays its Israel-centric perspective when it defines Palestinian refugees as the “problem” instead of Israel’s refusal to comply with international law.

It was the latest protest to hit an international sporting event involving an Israeli team.

Concordia University’s Graduate Students’ Association overwhelmingly votes in favor of BDS resolution, a South African toy store cuts ties to the Jewish National Fund, and much more!

Activists now have the backing and support of major civil rights and legal organizations if they are harassed, intimidated, singled out, or pressured to shut down activism campaigns.

Boycott announcement comes shortly before global day of action targeting Israeli agricultural companies.

UEFA’s Platini meets with protestors against holding tournament in Israel

Israel confirms that Veolia owns and operates Tovlan landfill contrary to claims by the company that it has sold its interest.

Racist violence is rampant in Israeli football, yet unlike other countries, it has faced no international sanctions.

Palestinian agricultural organizations are calling for a worldwide campaign against trade with Israeli settlements.

Politicians in Oslo discuss boycott while Swedish church breaks with security firm G4S.