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as an informational basis for a boycott against Israeli products or interests would be guilty of a criminal February 2011, where an alternative text of the bill (prepared in conjunction with legal counsel and the Justice In this new text, reference to “criminal offense” was removed from the bill, and only someone actually the sponsors declared that they would seek to expand the scope of the legislation and reintroduce the criminal On 27 June 2011, the bill was debated in the Knesset’s Constitution, Law and Justice Committee in preparation

Calling for a boycott, under the terms detailed in the law, is not a criminal offense, but might be deemed The High Court of Justice invalidated Section 2(c) of the law – a clause that enabled the court to order A call for boycott is not a criminal offense. Has the law already taken effect? ACRI and its partners submitted a legal petition to the High Court of Justice seeking the law’s invalidation