Beginning in 2014, opponents of boycotts, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) against Israel began promoting legislation in various U.S. states denouncing the BDS movement. In 2015, these efforts shifted/expanded to efforts in the U.S. Congress (as well as at the state level) to hijack concerns about BDS against Israel in order to pass legislation giving unprecedented legitimacy and recognition to Israeli settlements by, in effect, making it U.S. policy to treat them as part of Israel.

In 2014, opponents of boycotts, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) against Israel began promoting legislation in various U.S. states denouncing the BDS movement. In 2015, these…

At the end of 2016 new legislation was introduced in both the House and Senate entitled, the “Anti-Semitism Awareness Act of 2016” (S.10 & HR…

There is an ongoing campaign in Congress and in state legislatures to pass laws barring BDS against Israel and/or boycotts or other forms of economic…

In 2014, opponents of boycotts, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) against Israel began promoting legislation in various U.S. states denouncing the BDS movement. In 2015, these…

People are about to start arguing about what the new Israel Anti-Boycott Act – HR 5595 — introduced 1/13/20 by Zeldin (R-NY) and friends —…

Op-ed by FMEP’s Lara Friedman, originally published at Responsible Statecraft, Dec. 12, 2019 What does an antisemitism spewing, Nazi dog-whistling President give his favorite Jewish…

FMEP Non-Resident Fellow Peter Beinart and Dima Khalidi unpack some of the context behind the Trump Administration’s recent Executive Order claiming to combat anti-semitism on…

Click here for to listen to the podcast. The United States’ approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has dramatically transformed since Trump took office, but a…

In this special, live episode of FMEP’s podcast “Occupied Thoughts,” Peter Beinart talks to Omar Barghouti, one of the Palestinian founders of the global BDS…