Minister Erdan called on Germany and other European nations to battle BDS by cutting funding to boycott groups and treating anti-Israel campaigns like 'classic anti-Semitism.'
'There should be no room in respected international organizations for those who support terror, promote violence and employ threats and intimidation,' Erdan stated.
'Abbas has budgeted more than $350,000,000 for terrorists and their families. Maybe the PA should pay for Palestinian education rather than Palestinian terror?' Erdan stated.
Mogherini's 'baseless accusations against me won't stop me from stating the facts: EU taxpayer funds go to NGOs linked to BDS and terror,' stated Erdan.
Israel's Strategic Affairs Ministry named 42 anti-Israel groups that are affiliated with Palestinian terror groups and receive their orders from the PA.
'We will boycott Pence’s speech, which will be a eulogy for peace,' Arab Knesset member Jamal Zahalka declared. Netanyahu slams the boycott as a 'disgrace.'
"We have many achievements against BDS but I think it is still a threat that could develop with time into a significant threat," Israeli minister Gilad Erdan said.
Israel is asking Google and Apple to remove a new game called “Liyla and the Shadows of War,” which portrays Israeli soldiers as murderers and invites users to put themselves in the shoes of a Palestinian girl in Gaza during Operation Protective Edge, Israel’s war against Hamas in the summer of 2014.
Palestinians are threatening to go to the Court of Arbitration for Sport after their attempt to have FIFA declare Israeli soccer teams illegal, was thwarted.
Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, founder of Shurat HaDin-The Israel Law Center, and who is suing Facebook for allowing incitement to terrorism on its social media site, has little faith that a recent meeting between Facebook executives and Israeli officials will actually result in sufficient action against online incitement.
The Israeli government and Facebook agreed to work together to determine how to tackle incitement on the social media network, a senior Israeli Cabinet minister said Monday.
Fed up with Facebook founder Marc Zuckerberg's refusal to remove online posts that incite terror against Israelis and Jews, Israel's Minister of Internal Security Gilad Erdan said that 'part of the blood of the murdered is on Facebook's hands,' and demanded that the social media network take action.