The Trump administration has apparently altered a policy in which states and cities that boycott Israeli companies could be ineligible for disaster relief funds, Axios has reported. The Department of Homeland Security had stated in a notice in April that recipients were prohibited from "limiting commercial relations specifically with Israeli companies" in order to qualify for assistance. However, the August update outlining FEMA applicant terms and conditions omitted the wording included in April. A DHS spokesperson told Axios that "there is no FEMA requirement tied to Israel in any current [notice]. No states have lost funding, and no new conditions...
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