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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (36975)3/30/2004 1:01:19 AM
From: LindyBill  Read Replies (1) of 793969
 
This is really sad, Nadine. Why don't they be done with it, and just slap a yellow star on the product?

Norway’s Supermarkets Engage in Not So Subtle Boycott of Israel
06:19 Mar 30, '04 / 8 Nisan 5764


(IsraelNN.com) Some of Norway’s supermarket chains have decided to place special identification stickers on products from Israel. Other Scandinavian countries may follow suit. The Norwegians say the stickers do not constitute a "boycott" of Israel; they just want their customers, who are overwhelmingly pro Palestinian, to pay attention to where these products are produced. Norwegian labor unions have recently refused to off-load Israeli farm produce. Last year, a Norwegian "labor youth movement" organized a demonstration against Israeli singers from the Eurovision song contest. Another Norwegian group has been boycotting Israeli oranges since the early 90s. This group, "Boikott Israel l," rejuvenated by the latest "Intifada" to include a boycott of all Israeli commerce, denies on its website that it is anti-Semitic but states its goal is the end Israel's "50 year occupation" of, and the return of refugees to a "free Palestine." (www.koshertoday.com)
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