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By Ryan Saavedra. Media: DailyWire.com

President Joe Biden is reportedly preparing to force Jewish made products from Judea and Samaria to be clearly labeled so consumers know where the products are from — a clear sign that the administration wants to enable boycotts. The Financial Times reported that the timing of the new policy is unknown at this point and that it is designed to “increase pressure on Israel” over what Palestinians claim is violence from Israelis who live in Judea and Samaria. The report said that the move from the administration would reverse a policy enacted by President Donald Trump that required goods made in Judea and Samaria to be labeled as “Made in Israel.” The Biden administration late last month refused to block a U.N. resolution calling for a ceasefire in Israel’s war against the Hamas terrorists who murdered 1,200 people on October 7. Thousands more were injured and hundreds were taken hostage, including many Americans. Many expressed outrage over the move from Biden, noting that it was close to a full-on endorsement of the global anti-Semitic Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions campaign to that was created to destroy the state of Israel. “Next on the Biden Admin’s anti-Israel agenda is to take more steps facilitating discriminatory and anti-semitic BDS against Israel,” said David Milstein, Special Assistant to U.S. Amb. to Israel David M. Friedman. Political commentator Stephen L. Miller posted on X: “Perhaps the label can be yellow, and in a starry like shape even, so it’s bright and distinguishable.” “No other country in the world has to identify products exported from territory that is disputed,” noted political commentator Joel Petlin. “We are just a few weeks away from the White House fully endorsing the BDS movement.” Former U.S. Rep. Scott Taylor (R-VA) responded: “It is shocking the BDS movement may become official policy in this crazy leftist administration.” “F***ing evil,” said national security expert David Reaboi.