Israel is fighting back against the European countries that supported the labeling of products from territories liberated in the 1967 Six Day War.

Eugene Kontorovich, a legal scholar whose specialties include international law, published an op-ed in the NY Times that could stir up a backlash in Brussels. Kontorovich’s piece rebukes the EU Commission for breaking EU laws in its zeal to attack the Jewish State.

A day after the European Union voted to label products originating from Judea and Samaria, which infuriated Israelis across the political spectrum, the US administration came out in support of the EU position.

The European Union (EU) announced it is labeling all Israeli products made in Judea and Samaria. This is a blatant anti-Israel move condemned by Israelis across the spectrum and must be stopped!

It is very surprising that in these times of extreme turmoil and instability in the Middle East while Israel is targeted by a wave of terrorism, the EU finds it appropriate to adopt highly political and controversial one-sided guidelines targeting Israel, the only stable democracy in the region.

Newly-appointed Greek government Minister Dimitris Kammenos resigned only hours into the job over anti-Semitic and racist remarks he made on social media.

President Obama signed a trade bill that includes measures against European efforts to boycott Israel.

Peace in Israel will not come by giving up any part of Jerusalem. Watch us hang a HUGE 'Keep Jerusalem United' banner on the walls of the Old City, with YOUR name on it!

The US Senate Finance Committee, in a unanimous vote, approved legislation countering economic boycotts of Israel and delegitimization of the Jewish state.