FEMA plans to deny grants to which entities that boycott?

FEMA's decision to deny grants to entities that engage in boycotts, specifically relating to Israeli companies, stems from legislation that prohibits the use of federal funds to support organizations that participate in such boycotts. This is part of a broader initiative by some states and the federal government to combat movements that could be seen as undermining Israel's economy and its right to exist.

The focus on Israeli companies reflects concerns about the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement, which aims to promote economic and political leverage against Israel. By denying FEMA grants to companies partaking in these boycotts, the government intends to promote a specific political stance and support for Israel, aligning with policies that counter the effects of BDS efforts.

The other options do not align with FEMA's stated policies regarding grant distribution and do not directly involve the legislative framework focused on economic boycotts against Israel or similar political motivations.