BDS

American Jewish elites are betraying the American Jewish community and must be held accountable for the failures.

Ben & Jerry's' Israel boycott melted away last month when its parent company, Unilever, settled a federal lawsuit.

The Unilever announcement strikes a blow against global efforts by the boycott, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) movement to divest from the Jewish state, a movement dear to the hearts and corporate checkbooks of key board members of Ben & Jerry's in the United States.

No longer is Saudi Arabia, a key leader of the Arab world, set on fully boycotting the Jewish state.

It is not inspiring to grow up being singularly taught that the whole of your identity is six million ancestors being herded like sheep to the slaughter.

The musician and his group, The Black Eyed Peas, are scheduled to perform in Israel the same day as the international day of solidarity with Palestine.

The South African government has already withdrawn its support for the pageant's 70th edition, citing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Hate is condemned against all groups unless the hate is directed at Jewish supporters of the world's only Jewish state.

The only way for Unilever to rescue itself from this quagmire is to reverse the Ben and Jerry's board.

Apparently, this pesky peace agreement doesn't fit the narrative of many Democrats, activists, boycotters, Israel bashers and Palestinian rejectionists.

The Ben & Jerry's boycott, and Unilever's role in it, has ramifications under both U.S. federal and state laws.

To all our well-wishers abroad, if you care about Israel, work to improve the lives of the Palestinians, while making it clear the onus is on them to respond to the many peace offers that have been put forward.

Emboldened by the recent outburst of noxious anti-Semitism in America following the violence between Israel and Hamas in Gaza last month, Block the Boat was able to exploit a complicated mix of factors.

It is clear to almost every Jew that prejudice against us is different.

A majority of U.S. states have passed laws limiting support for the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel, with most explicitly banning states from doing business with companies that support BDS.

Human Rights Watch's report can, and should, serve as a wake-up call.

The Biden administration must reject those urging the politicization of labeling requirements to advance an anti-Israel agenda.

On March 7, the End Jew Hatred Movement is protesting California's ethnic studies curriculum. Here's why.

Notably, President Trump's landmark executive order on anti-Semitism has been scrubbed from the Biden White House's website.

International Holocaust Remembrance Day should signal a real commitment to respect and protect living Jews—not merely stand in moments of silence for six million dead Jews.

The departing Secretary of State announced a number of steps to cement the current model of Israeli control over the occupied territories. His evocation of antisemitism should be seen in this context first and foremost.

The Trump administration effectuated a total sea change on Israel, its adversaries and the adversaries of America.

The lame-duck months of a presidency allow a president to express his true sentiments about an issue or cause without concern for the political consequences.

The BDS movement calls for boycotts and sanctions on Israel over its treatment of the Palestinian people.

President Trump has consistently and repeatedly condemned white supremacy, anti-Semitism and all forms of hate.

Censorship cannot reverse hate. Only more contact with Jews, deeper understanding of the Holocaust and Nazi ideology, and knowledge of Israel's ancient and modern history can change people's beliefs and behaviors.

The Democratic Party can no longer be described as "pro-Israel."

The modern American Left is no friend of either the Jewish people or the Jewish state.

A Seattle-based radio host and pundit discusses the selective outrage he has seen from white progressives.

The need for oversight of NGO activities is greater than ever.