A month after the German Bundestag designated the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement as anti-Semitic, the ripple effects are felt across Germany.
A week ago, the German authorities prohibited Palestinian BDS activists Khaled Barakat from speaking at an event protesting the Trump administration's peace plan in Berlin.
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The authorities also decided not to renew his residency permit for Germany.
Barakat is described as a writer in his official correspondence but the Israeli government has accused him of being linked to the terrorist group The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
Meanwhile, a German bank has recently informed a local BDS organization known as "Jewish Voice for a Just Peace in the Middle East" that it was not allowed to operate a bank account because of the new legislation.
Another example is the decision by Germany's Presbyterian Church to cancel an event because it included a prominent BDS activist as one of the speakers.
