Israel Lobbies German Government to Enforce Motion Defining BDS as anti-Semitic

The Bundestag motion, passed with broad multiparty support last month, has drawn wide opposition, including from Jewish intellectuals

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The German government is examining whether to adopt a motion by its parliament that defines the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement as anti-Semitic and bans it from use of public buildings – and how such a decision would affect German funding to groups that support the movement.

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