Diaspora Ministry Recommends Preventing Entry of British Organization Activists to Israel Over Boycott Promotion
The Ministry of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism recommended that the Population and Immigration Authority prevent the entry into Israel of activists from the British organization Amos Trust. According to the ministry, the organization systematically…
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Israel's Diaspora Ministry has formally recommended barring activists from the British group Amos Trust from entering the country, citing systematic promotion of boycotts across economic, cultural, and academic spheres. The recommendation targets an organization the ministry accuses of supporting sanctions and arms embargoes against Israel. This move signals a hardening of Israel's approach to foreign activists involved in boycott campaigns, turning border control into a frontline tool against delegitimization efforts. Watch whether the Population and Immigration Authority adopts the recommendation and whether other groups face similar restrictions.

