Ireland’s Israel Boycott Campaign Reaches Medical Prescribing

An Irish hospital consultants’ motion takes the Teva boycott into prescribing and procurement, while expressly retaining patient-safety limits. The development is an institutional boycott policy, not evidence of a national medicines ban.

In Philadelphia, legal observers and evidence-preservation letters now accompany support for restaurants targeted by Sunday’s boycott ride. Toronto’s dentistry dean has stepped down after a university finding of antisemitic imagery, while remaining tenured.

Also tracking: CUFI’s response to Vance, the scholarship tax-credit repeal push, and new US measures targeting Iran’s nuclear information and sanctioned trade.