A local newspaper in the American state of Arkansas -Arkansas Times - has complained that it is being pressured to declare its allegiance to Israel and that it will not boycott the country, as states in the US continue to pass legislation outlawing the practice.

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A local newspaper in the American state of Arkansas -Arkansas Times - has complained that it is being pressured to declare its allegiance to Israel and that it will not boycott the country, as states in the US continue to pass legislation outlawing the practice. (www.middleeastmonitor.com)

Another Israel boycott law held unconstitutional, though it’s still enforced in Arkansas.

https://arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/2021/05/24/another-israel-boycott-law-bites-the-dust-though-its-still-enforced-in-arkansas

https://arktimes.com/?s=israel

**Another Israel boycott law held unconstitutional, though it’s still enforced in Arkansas.** https://arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/2021/05/24/another-israel-boycott-law-bites-the-dust-though-its-still-enforced-in-arkansas https://arktimes.com/?s=israel

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Leveritt condemned the pressure to pledge support for Israel as essentially unconstitutional, stressing that "states are trading their citizens' First Amendment rights for what looks like unconditional support for a foreign government."

Foreign government? Hah, you naive fool! Israel is the US government.

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