German Parliament Passes Motion Condemning BDS as anti-Semitic
Motion calls on Berlin to cut funding to projects which call for a boycott of Israel ■ Some lawmakers supporting motion release statement reiterating support for freedom to criticize Israel
Germany's Bundestag adopted on Friday a motion on "resisting the BDS movement," defining the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement as anti-Semitic, marking the first time a major European parliament recognizes the movement as such. The German government is urged not to support projects calling for a boycott of Israel or that actively support the BDS movement.
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