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    The BDS movement is stepping up actions against companies it accuses of profiting from Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories, including Judea and Samaria. L'Humanité reports on how activists argue firms 'cannot profit with impunity from oppression', detailing boycott and legal strategies aimed at businesses operating in settlements and those supplying the Israeli military.

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    Green Party members vote to back BDS movement●Good to see in the UK - 'Green Party members have voted for councils to support the “boycott, divest and sanctions movemMmastodonWarMiddle East21 h ago

    Green Party members in the UK have voted for councils controlled by the party to support the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement and to avoid investing in organisations it considers complicit. The move, reported by Left Foot Forward, has been welcomed by pro-Palestinian campaigners while likely drawing criticism from opponents of BDS, who argue such policies deepen political divisions locally.

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    BDS movement marks 20 years with Barcelona gathering●# BDS at 20 18–20 November 2026 · # Barcelona https:// bdsmovement.net/bds20eu/ # Gaza # palestine # solidarityMmastodonWarMiddle East42 d ago

    The Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement is holding its 20th anniversary event in Barcelona from 18 to 20 November 2026, according to its website. Supporters are sharing the announcement online alongside calls of solidarity with Gaza and Palestine, highlighting the movement's two decades of campaigning since its founding in 2005.

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    Israeli company accused of misleading labelling in Australia●Israeli company attempts to avoid # BDS in Australia .... the ACCC should take action against these products for their mMmastodonWarMiddle East22 d ago

    An Israeli company is being accused of trying to sidestep the BDS boycott movement in Australia through misleading product labelling. Critics are calling on the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to take action against the products, arguing that consumers are being deceived about where the goods come from. The claim surfaced in commentary tied to Australian politics and the Israel-Palestine debate.