Burning the Israeli flag is now a felony in the US.

The act of burning an Israeli flag, or any foreign nation's flag, is not a felony offense under federal law. United States constitutional protections for expressive conduct, particularly under the First Amendment, prohibit the government from criminalizing the desecration of flags as a form of protest. The Supreme Court has repeatedly upheld this standard in its jurisprudence, establishing that symbolic speech is protected even when it is offensive to many.

Consequently, no federal legislation has established a felony for such actions, as any such statute would likely face immediate and successful constitutional challenges based on long-standing judicial precedent.newsweek.comnewsweek.comHow Us Flag Burning Law Compares Other CountriesIt is important to note that even this order faces significant constitutional challenges given the established Supreme Court precedents mentioned above It does not, and cannot, establish a new felony for burning the flags of other nationsaclu.orgaclu.orgFlag Burning or DesecrationIt does not, and cannot, establish a new felony for burning the flags of other nations