Presidents of Israeli universities rebuke Israeli Education Minister Yoav Gallant for withholding the prize from Prof. Oded Goldreich over his alleged support for BDS. 'If I supported BDS I would not have agreed to accept the prize,' he says
Presidents of Israeli universities rebuke Gallant for withholding the prize from Prof. Oded Goldreich over his alleged support for BDS. Goldreich denies his support for the movement
Court grants request to investigate whether Israel's anti-boycott law applies to a petition signed by Prof. Oded Goldreich, meaning he can't get the prize in mathematics and computer sciences this month
After Harvard denied his tenure review, Cornel West tells Haaretz that he finds reason for optimism in the evolution of pro-Palestinian activism over the past decades, and why he's especially bullish about the movement's future
Is a Californian model ethnic studies curriculum trying to cleanse Jews from history, as some critics have claimed? Not according to the Jewish groups who helped revise it
In an interview with Bloomberg, the New York City mayor calls Israel a 'fundamentally progressive concept' while criticizing BDS
A federal appeals court on Friday ruled that Arkansas’ law requiring state contractors to pledge not to boycott Israel is unconstitutional
At confirmation hearing, Linda Thomas-Greenfield pledges to 'stand against the unfair targeting of Israel' at the UN, hopes to get support of states involved in recent normalization pacts
Yang's op-ed, which reads that 'BDS unfairly singles out Israel for unfair economic punishment,' sparked fierce debate between pro-Israel, progressive Democrats
Court drops hate crime charges brought against activists demanding that Matisyahu, who is not an Israeli citizen, declare his support for Palestinian statehood as a condition for his performance
'It’s not antisemitism to criticize a government,' Silverman said. 'I'm fine with BDS as long as it’s clear that you’re boycotting a government, and not a people'
Both Democrats and Republicans have used antisemitism and 'anti-Israel' scandals as talking points in a razor-thin election that will determine Senate control, and could be decided by the state's 100,000 registered Jewish voters
Congressman-elect tells New York Post about ‘activists who have a visceral hatred for Israel as though it were the root of all evil,’ reaffirms his commitment to a two-state solution
A heavy police presence backed by water cannons and anti-riot forces deployed against a square where BDS activists had planned the sit-in
Scholars are boycotted for signing a petition, artists are subjected to background checks and critical texts are censored. Now, in an unprecedented move, leaders of top German cultural institutions have joined forces to declare: enough
The Israel boycott movement is a dismal failure, but the hard-right in the U.S. and Israel is determined to keep it alive. And Pompeo has excellent reasons to join this illusory crusade
Pompeo used his visit to Israel and the settlements to push forward his pet ideological project and advance his post-Trump political career
On the second day of his Israel trip, U.S. secretary of state meets Netanyahu, announces push to sanction 'hateful' and 'antisemitic' BDS groups
The gay Black New Yorker says he doesn’t see himself as part of the Democratic camp that includes figures such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Lawsuit by Muslim civil rights group seeking to stop Maryland from enforcing its ban on contracting with Israel-boycotting businesses is thrown out
Following report that U.S. plans to make such a declaration over group's criticism of Israel, Amnesty slams 'attempt to silence and intimidate' human rights organizations
Progressive leader to participate in virtual event that lawmaker backed out of after pressure from pro-Palestinian activists who see slain Israeli PM as war criminal
The Israeli left shrunk to a tiny marginalized shadow when, shunning all others, it went down an ideologically pure rabbit-hole. When U.S. Jewish progressives urge AOC to shun Rabin, they’re following the same forlorn path
The referendum, which was voted in favor by 61 percent of undergraduate students, follows several previous attempts by Palestinian groups to bring a BDS vote to the student body
The progressive lawmaker’s snub of Americans for Peace Now shouldn’t come as a surprise, and it’s time for like-minded groups to give up on her and focus on their real allies in Congress