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Is this talking point antisemitic?
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Framing it way this way makes it sounds like supporting Israel is an objective, individual choice, when anti-BDS laws ensure that it is not. Boycotting Israel is illegal in 35 US states and growing, and in many states, you need to vow not to criticize Israel in order to hold a public-sector job and can be fired if you do.
But as others have said, anti-BDS laws are so popular in the US because of Israel's strategic and financial benefit to the US establishment, not because "Zionists control X".