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Analysis: The academic and cultural boycott recognises that Israel uses both of these areas as a means to carry out and whitewash violations of Palestinian rights, in breach of international law.
The recent success of the boycott of the 2022 Sydney Festival not only reveals the power of BDS, but also how solidarity and community building is always necessary for victory, writes Randa Abdel-Fattah. Â
South Africa's boycotting of Miss Universe in Israel, though a small act of solidarity with Palestinians, is a refreshing form of bravery, writes Nyasha Bhobo.
In a major victory for the BDS movement, the European Court of Human Rights has ruled that boycotts are a protected form of protest.
Comment: Nicki Minaj's decision not to perform in Saudi Arabia shows she has more of a backbone than most western leaders, writes Will Dizard.
Palestine solidarity activists have warned Virgin Atlantic's decision to remove the word 'Palestinian' from its food is continuing to ostracise Palestinian identity.
Comment: Culture is the liberal Zionism of the ‘public diplomacy’ battle, a hope that the smoke and mirrors of ‘complexities’ and ‘multicultural identities’ will hide the Israeli soldier clubbing a Palestinian on his own farmland.
Comment: Arabs should reject normalisation, but for Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza, the issue is more complex, writes Azmi Bishara.
Comment: Increasingly angry Israeli rhetoric against the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign suggests the movement is becoming increasingly successful.
In the last part of his treatise on normalisation with Israel, Dr. Bishara argues for a systematic boycott of Israel that begins in Palestine and is emulated by the world.