Boycott Israel until Palestine is free.

 

Why we #BDS

 

Inspired by the struggle of South Africans against apartheid and the solidarity of the international community in the form of boycott, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) campaigns, Palestinians have called on the world to to use BDS to pressure Israel to end its occupation and colonization of Palestinian lands, recognize the right of Palestinian citizens of Israel to full equality, and respect the right of Palestinian refugees to return home.

  • We're on the move!

    Welcome to our new website, currently under construction. You can still find information on all our BDS work through 2020, including our Boycott Leviev and PEN: Drop Israeli Government Sponsorship campaigns, at our old site, which has been archived.

    A crowd of cheering protesters in front of the former Leviev store. Their banner says "Israel Apartheid: We Don't Buy It" and posters include "Settlements don't sparkle" and "boycott Leviev."
  • Amplify Palestine

    We’re excited to launch Amplify Palestine, a digital resource for artists and audiences to learn about and support BDS. Check it out to get the latest news about #BDSmixtape, our new project with BDS Houston and a team of musicians and cultural workers.

    Rafeef Ziadah stands in a spotlight on stage, her hands raised expressively as she performs her poetry.

About Adalah-NY

 

Adalah-NY: Campaign for the Boycott of Israel is a NYC-based, volunteer-only group that advocates for justice, equality, and human rights for the Palestinian people through educational activities and campaign-building. Established in 2006, Adalah-NY organizes in support of the 2005 call by Palestinian civil society groups to use boycotts, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) to pressure Israel to recognize the Palestinian people's inalienable right to self-determination and fully comply with the precepts of international law.

Adalah-NY commits to a principled stand against all forms of racism and other oppression, and we recognize that in the US, we are deeply enmeshed in a society shaped by settler colonialism and slavery, so we must be active and deliberate in upholding these principles. We aspire to integrate into our work the aims and principles of the Vision for Black Lives and support the building of a world without white supremacy and all the institutions that reinforce it.