[Jack Black]

That seems reasonable to me. I'm not at all a fan of the BDS movement, but it's still aimed at a nation. A nation I happen to like. People should have the ability to object to Israels policy.

Labeling something "anti-semetic" in Germany essentially makes it illegal. As much as I disagree with the BDS, I don't think making it illegal is the solution.

I think some, but not all supports of BDS probably are anti-semites.

[Nachum]

Sorry, but you are wrong. BDS is aimed at Jews. It is open Jew hatred and a meeting ground for Jew haters. It is not even worth debating.

[Olog-hai]

What is there objectionable about Israel’s policy?

I guess you are against the survival of the Jewish state.

[Impy]

http://antisemitism-europe.blogspot.com/2015/01/uk-bds-protesters-make-nazi-salute-tell.html

Virtually everyone who “objects to Israel’s policy” hates Jews, that’s why they absurdly object to their policy of self defense.

[faithhopecharity]

It is indeed academically possible to posit a distinction between the two. But in this real world, every BDS type person I’ve ever met is clearly an anti-Semitic Jooo- hater at the core. Very much so. (This includes the socalled Jewish Suicide Syndrome types- Jews or people derived from Jewish families who hate themselves and their fellow Jews,). Walk into a BDS rally and it’s just like the films of Nazi party rallies of the 30’s (except you’re most likely to detect a lot of Arabic and iranian accents)