Global movement shifts from protest to pressure
The article discusses the evolution of the comprehensive boycott movement against Israel, which has shifted from individual action to an international movement that impacts the economy and politics. It emphasizes that the boycott is moving toward an institutional framework involving universities, trade unions, and investments, targeting companies and institutions linked to occupation and settlement activities, all while adhering to international law and protecting civilians. The article also highlights that success depends on accurate information, public awareness, and the media's role in documenting economic relations, to enable the international community to turn high-level stances into genuine political and economic costs for Israel. The goal is to support the rights of the Palestinian people to freedom and independence.
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