Joining the fight to stop boycotts of Israel, North Carolina becomes the latest state to enact anti-BDS legislation.

North Carolina Representatives Stephen M. Ross, John Szoka and Jon Hardister sponsored a bipartisan resolution to fight BDS-promoted boycotts of Israel. Thank them for their efforts!

North Carolina is on its way to becoming the 22nd state to pass an anti-BDS law.

Kansas became the 21st state to pass an anti-BDS law, marking the latest victory in the fight against boycotting Israel on the US state level.

Nevada is on its way to becoming the 21st state to pass an anti-BDS law, marking the latest victory in the fight against boycotting Israel on the US state level.

Nevada became the 20th state to pass an anti-BDS law, marking the latest victory in the fight against boycotting Israel on the US state level.

Nevada is on its way to becoming the 20th state to pass an anti-BDS law, marking the latest victory in the fight against boycotting Israel on the US state level.

Texas Governor Abbott signed into law the Anti-BDS bill, becoming the 18 US state to support such a law.

Texas is the 18th and most recent state to introduce a bill against boycotting Israel, marking the latest step in the fight against BDS on the US state level.

Kansa is the most recent state to introduce a bill against boycotting Israel, marking the latest step in the fight against BDS on the US state level.

Texas is the most recent state to introduce a bill against boycotting Israel, marking the latest step in the fight against BDS on the US state level.

Montana is the most recent state to introduce a bill against boycotting Israel, marking the latest step in the fight against BDS on the US state level. Montana is the latest US state to promote legislation that will target companies who cooperate with boycotts of the Jewish State. Spurred in part by a spate of controversies over anti-Semitism in one... Read more »

'Our state’s relationship with Israel generates more than $200 million of economic benefit for Ohio each year.'

In an overwhelmingly majority vote, the Ohio House of Representatives passed legislation prohibiting the state from contracting with companies that participate in boycotts on Israel, with which the state has booming commercial connections.

Yet another US state has rightfully joined the chorus of voices calling to ensure that companies employed by the state are not involved in boycotts against Israel.

Pennsylvania will become the 14th state to pass anti-BDS laws designed to prevent the state from contracting companies that boycott Israel.