The Conservative-led British government on Monday introduced a bill in Parliament intended to crack down on local government bodies attempting to join the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel.
Titled the “Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill”, the bill would prevent local councils, universities and other public institutions from making procurement and investment decisions that are “influenced by political or moral disapproval of foreign state conduct,” including disapproval of Israel.

Dieses Mal wollte Youssoufa Moukoko nicht schweigen. Nach dem 1:1 (1:1) gegen Israel zum EM-Auftakt mit zwei Elfmeter-Fehlschüssen berichtete der deutsche U21-Nationalspieler emotional von rassistischen Beleidigungen gegen sich und seinen Teamkollegen Jessic Ngankam auf Instagram.
„Wenn wir gewinnen, sind wir alle Deutsche. Wenn wir verlieren, kommen diese Affen-Kommentare. Jessic hat sie bekommen, ich habe sie bekommen. Solche Dinge gehören einfach nicht zum Fußball“, sagte der 18-Jährige nach dem enttäuschenden Remis der deutschen U21-Fußballer am Donnerstagabend im georgischen Kutaissi.

A new report detailing more than 250 antisemitic attacks in Germany’s most populous state during 2022 “confirms the perception of the Jewish community that Jews are confronted with antisemitism almost every day,” according to a senior Jewish communal official.
The report on antisemitic incidents in the state of North-Rhine Westphalia (NRW) — Germany’s most densely populated, home to 18 million people — disclosed that 264 outrages involving Jews were recorded during 2022. Compiled by RIAS, a government-funded body monitoring antisemitism, the report — the first to be published on the situation in NRW — stressed that four of the incidents involved “extreme violence.”