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Israel's Supreme Court sits as the High Court of Justice, April 1, 2014. (Photo by Oren Ziv/Activestills)
You can boycott anything in Israel — except the occupation
The ‘boycott law’ won’t put an end to the BDS movement — its real importance lies in the criminalization of all opposition to the occupation. A few months ago, Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman called for a boycott of businesses owned by Arab citizens of Israel. Such remarks — blunt racism directed at 20 percent…
By Noam Sheizaf April 16, 2015
J Street, undaunted by reality: Interview with Jeremy Ben-Ami
“It’s much easier to sit at home and lob criticism through blogs and tweets, and post that this isn’t changing the world overnight. But political change happens one step at a time…If you’re sitting on the sidelines critiquing the runners, I have no respect for you. Get in the race, show you can run it…
By Dahlia Scheindlin March 29, 2012
Children at the settlement of Itamar (credit: Itamar settlement website)
Buy No Evil: boycott settlements via phone app
As everyone knows, the “settlement freeze” – the Netanyahu’s government lame attempt at showing seriousness on the peace process – will expire tomorrow (26 September). There is, however, another way of reminding the settlers they are illegitimate – by boycotting their produce. In the 1980s, an old leftist sneer was that the “entire agriculture of…
By Yossi Gurvitz September 25, 2010
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