Israeli companies boycotting Israel for money
You will recall that Israeli companies that wish to participate in the construction of the 'Palestinian' city of Rawabi must boycott the Jewish cities and towns of Judea and Samaria by not using any goods produced in those cities and towns (and presumably by not hiring their residents). When I wrote the post linked above, there were 10-12 companies that were already complying with the 'Palestinians' rules. Now, there are 20, and two of them had their names read out on Army Radio this morning: The companies named so far are:More details here.
Ytong denies they signed the contract with the anti-Zionist/anti-Semitic/Apartheid clause in it, but they are working in Rawabi (either directly or through contractors).
Meanwhile, the Palestinian Authority stated that no Israeli company working in Rawabi is allowed to work there without having signed the contract. (Who do you believe?)
Labels: BDS, Palestinian economy, Palestinian employment in Jewish towns, Rawabi, Teldor, YTong
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 1:48 PM
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We need such a zets to the punim.
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