Two courts have already ruled the lawsuit against the co-op is frivolous; now the Washington state supreme court will weigh in. Read more about Washington supreme court hears arguments on Olympia co-op's boycott of Israeli goods 

Documents seen by The Electronic Intifada reveal a complicated year-long attempt to undermine Palestine solidarity at the prestigious University College London with legal threats. Read more about Documents reveal pro-Israel lawfare attack at University College London 

The group invokes a new California law alleging the academic boycott enables “unlawfully discrimination,” but the American Studies Association is still going forward with plans. Read more about Anti-gay Christian group threatens to sue hotel for hosting scholars who endorse Israel boycott 

Gwynedd council in north Wales voted last week never to enter trade relations with Israel. Read more about Welsh council embargoes Israel over Gaza "savageness" 

Shurat HaDin’s case against now-victorious professor and boycott activist Jake Lynch has collapsed. Read more about Academic boycott of Israel now "fireproof" as Australian court challenge fails 

Public sector union Unison says it’s pleased Moty Cristal has dropped his case against them and against the UK’s National Health Service. Read more about Lawfare in retreat as Israeli colonel drops case against union 

“Whether used in South Africa, the US South, or India, boycotts have resulted in a transformative change that not only brought freedom and justice to the victims but also peace and reconciliation for the oppressors.” Read more about Tutu condemns US efforts to curb free speech on Palestine 

Pro-Israel groups are using court venues around the world in an attempt to stilfe the Palestinian-led boycott campaign, but are having surprisingly mixed results. Read more about Israel's incompetent global campaign of "lawfare"