’Israel’ Fights Boycott Activists Online

Local Editor

The Zionist government allotted some $26 million to fight Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions [BDS] movement. Meanwhile, "Israel" is using its world-leading expertise in cyber security to take on the growing threat of the global pro-Palestinian boycott movement.

Some of the funds are allocated for the "Israeli" tech companies, many of them headed by former military intelligence officers, for digital initiatives aimed at gathering intelligence on activist groups and countering their efforts.

A former top official in the Mossad spy agency and the former chief military censor are involved in such efforts.

Established about 10 years ago, the BDS campaign is a coalition of organizations that advocate boycotts, divestment and sanctions against the Zionist entity. Inspired by the anti-apartheid movement, BDS organizers use nonviolent means to promote the Palestinian struggle for independence.

For their part, the "Israelis" claimed the movement is rooted in anti-Semitism and seeks putting an end to the "Israeli" entity instead of changing the "Israeli" apartheid policies.

The movement has grown into a global network of thousands of volunteers disillusioned by "Israeli" policies.

Omar Barghouti, co-founder of the BDS movement, said "quite a few web pages" that BDS websites linked to have mysteriously disappeared from the Internet.

"We assume "Israel's" cyber sabotage is ongoing, but we are quite pleased that its detrimental impact on the global BDS movement has been dismal so far," he said.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team