Reply To: Anti-Zionism as Anti-Semitism: Legal Implications under U.S. Law

Milhouse makes an excellent point on secondary boycotts which have long been considered per se illegal under certain circumstances. You can advocate boycotting EY, but the first time you deny a commercial transaction on that basis, you expose yourself to legal jeopardy depending on the circumstances. The point that some have made is that some rabid anti-semites have pointed to the comments from frum and Chareidi elements of the tzibur “opposing” EY as justification for their anti-Israel rants w/o distinguishing the very complex and nuanced relationship between the anti-Zionist elements of the Chareidi parties who oppose the government while simultaneously supporting Israeli national security efforts.