Jerusalem – Israel’s prime minister is accusing a German department store of a “boycott” after it removed products made in Israeli settlements under new European Union labeling guidelines.
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Benjamin Netanyahu noted Sunday that Berlin’s KaDeWe department store was once owned by Jews before the Nazis seized it. He says its decision to label products from Israeli communities and remove them from its shelves is “a boycott in every respect.”
Netanyahu said it was morally and historically unacceptable and called on the German government, which opposed the product labeling, to act on the matter.
The EU decision to begin labeling products originating in the settlements has infuriated Israel, which says the move is unfair and discriminatory, and has linked it to a growing international boycott movement.
People can buy and sell whatever they want for whatever reason they want.
Bibi, maybe concentrate on saving jewish lives in Israel instead of trying to change the subject
Instead of tasking it off the shelves just put a huge yellow star on the bottles of wine.
#4 Are you saying people are required to buy certain products against their will?