From www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/senate-bill/720 :
"The bill prohibits any U.S. person engaged interstate or foreign commerce from supporting: ... any boycott fostered or imposed by any international governmental organization against Israel or any request by any international governmental organization to impose such a boycott."

The directors of Kokua Market, a health food co-op, are determined to run the business in a socially responsible way, perhaps importing "Fair Trade" coffee, refusng to sell beauty products which are developed by testing on animals, etc. If they decide to not purchase items like hummus or halvah produced in illegal Israeli settlements on the West Bank, does Hanabusa believe Kokua should face a fine for taking that stand?  Should the directors face the possibility of imprisonment? How many thousands of Kokua members are aware of this?