Campaign: Sanctions and governments

Israel “Disappearing to the Margins” of Horizon due to Academic Boycotts: Let’s Escalate the Exclusion from Below!

Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI)

After 20 months of Israel’s ongoing livestreamed genocide against 2.3 million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, BDS pressure from the broad Palestine solidarity movement across European higher education is finally succeeding. In particular, academic boycott and divestment mobilizations by student and university staff have pushed Israel to the margins of the European Union (EU)’s Horizon research program–the world’s largest research program.

Stop Israel before it’s too late for Palestinians and humanity

BDS National Committee

Israel violates international law and unlawfully hijacks the Madleen, a boat carrying symbolic humanitarian aid to the 2.3 million Palestinians in Gaza enduring and resisting forced starvation in the midst of the ongoing US-Israeli genocide. The BDS movement condemns Israel’s criminal attack and abduction of the 12 activists on board. Unless stopped, Israel will implement its “final solution” of starving Palestinians in Gaza.

Never Again Is Now: Sanction Israel’s Genocidal and Apartheid Regime

In September, the UN General Assembly passed a historic resolution, calling for states and the UN to sanction Israel. This resolution affirmed that the July 2024 ruling by the ICJ triggers the legal obligation of all states to end complicity in Israel’s illegal occupation and apartheid regime. 124 states across the globe committed to take the first steps to impose sanctions. The time to make this a reality is now!

Ethical Investment Policy

BDS National Committee (BNC)

By adopting this EIP, the entity affirms that it does not profit from or provide capital to corporations that do not conform to international standards of socially, ethically, and legally responsible business operations or from activities materially inconsistent with its values, including its ethical investment principles.