Swedish Radio's correspondent in Israel, Cecilia Udden, explained that she was moving to the Palestinian city of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank and asked the staff at IKEA Israel if her furniture could be delivered there. She reported that behind the store's counter was a huge map of Israel that showed no boundaries for the occupied West Bank, Gaza Strip, or the Syrian Golan Heights. Although IKEA's cost of transport is calculated according to distance, to Udden's surprise, transport to Ramallah was not possible. However, the store did inform her that furniture could be delivered to various Israeli settlements throughout the occupied West Bank. Ironically, before the opening of an IKEA store in Israel in 2001, the retailer was threatened with boycott by the Wiesenthal Center because...
... suspected IKEA of complying with the Arab League boycott of Israel because it appeared to avoid com...
... with a foreign person that complies with the Arab League boycott of Israel, or (B) with any foreign ...
House majority leader [Steny Hoyer], leading a delegation of 29 Democratic congressmen, appeared to read from a cue card as he explained in Jerusalem that he had misgivings about [Barack Obama]'s insistence on stopping colonial expansions (euphemistically called by the Israel lobby "settlements"). Hoyer downplayed Obama's demand to stop the expansions and informed the White House that the issue "should be a subject of negotiations." Hoyer refused comment on Kadima leader Tzipi Livni's "leak" of part of last year's CIA study that Hoyer helped the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) bury on Capitol Hill. Appearing to quote from (he now withdrawn "study," Livni declared in a former Palestinian village now renamed Tirai HaCarmel: "I see the despair and desperation of many Israe...
... Obama demand Arab leaders end the Arab League boycott of Israel, meet openly with Israeli offici...
NEW YORK, July 7 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The World Jewish Congress has welcomed a measure by parliamentarians from 55 nations promoting an end to the 50-year-old Arab League boycott of Israel. They adopted the call at the conclusion of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). WJC President Edgar M. Bronfman said, "The Arab boycott against Israel must end. It must be ended. Demonization of Israel through this boycott is a form of anti-Semitism, which the OSCE has committed to combat. This measure is an important part of that critical campaign. As long as there is demonization of Israel, there will be anti-Semitism.
...Shuey, 1997), such instruments include boycotts, embargoes, freezing assets, travel restrictions, ... for its apartheid policies and against the Arab League for its boycott of Israel, while it was con...
NEW YORK, July 6 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The World Jewish Congress today welcomed a measure by parliamentarians from 55 nations promoting an end to the 50-year-old Arab League boycott of Israel. They adopted the call at the conclusion of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). WJC President Edgar M. Bronfman said, "The Arab boycott against Israel must end. It must be ended. Demonization of Israel through this boycott is a form of anti-Semitism, which the OSCE has committed to combat. This measure is an important part of that critical campaign. As long as there is demonization of Israel, there will be anti-Semitism.
The House passed its version of the Foreign Operations appropriations bill, H.R. 3057, on Jun 28, and the Senate passed its version Jul 20. Both versions include similar money amounts for Middle East countries, but the House version also includes other provisions not designed to further the Middle East peace process.
...For Israel, both bills would provide S240 million in economic..., Iran, and Syria, and the one condemning the Arab League boycott of Israel. The Senate bill adds one...
...Subpart 625.70: Arab League Boycott and Related Provisions. 625.7001 - ... complies with the Arab League Boycott of Israel; or,. (2) With any foreign or United States person...
President Bush yesterday said the demise of the ports deal was a bad signal to send to moderate nations in the Middle East that the United States needs in the war on terrorism. His comments came a day after public pressure forced DP World, a partially state-run company in the United Arab Emirates, to divest itself of management of terminals at six U.S. ports.
..., pointing to its support for the Arab League boycott of Israel and links some of the September ...
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