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Monday, July 18, 2022

100 years of the antisemitic boycott movement

(From a Twitter thread)

BDS in 1922.

The American Israelite, Cincinnati, Ohio, 09 Nov 1922 (JTA)
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BDS in 1923.

The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle, 30 Mar 1923 (JTA)
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BDS in 1925.

The Tablet, Brooklyn, New York, 11 Jul 1925
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BDS in 1929.

Lansing State Journal, Lansing, Michigan, 19 Dec 1929,
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BDS in 1936.

The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle, 30 Oct 1936
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BDS in 1937.

Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, the Evening News, 18 Feb 1937
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BDS in 1945.
The Daily Telegraph, London, 04 Dec 1945
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BDS in 1946.

AP, July 16, 1946
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BDS in 1947.

AP, October 16, 1947
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BDS in 1950.

AP, May 16, 1950
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BDS in 1956.

St. Louis Jewish Light, 27 Jul 1956
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BDS, 1963.

The Boston Globe, 10 Dec 1963
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BDS, 1975.

Clarion-Ledger, Jackson, Mississippi (AP), 13 Feb 1975
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And even as late as 1986, it was obvious that the Arab boycott was against Jewish goods and services - not "Zionist."

The Daily Telegraph, London
31 Jan 1986,
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All of these articles are clear that the boycotts were against Jews, not "Zionists" or "Israelis." And it became even more obvious after 1948, when Arab nations asked potential partners whether they had any Jewish officials before doing business with them. 
BDS today claims not to be antisemitic, but as these news clips show, it is a direct extension of the older boycotts.

And BDS today does not boycott Arab Israeli businesses - only Jewish.

The BDS movement is a century-old antisemitic movement. 



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