Israel har sagt upp ett antal möten med nazisttänkare i EU,
Flera Knessetmedlemmar har symboliskt slängt ut sina Europeiska bilar och skaffat bättre. Länk1
EU fortsätter att ösa ut illegala och illogiska notiser för att sprida judehat, http://blogs.timesofisrael.com/europes-new-trade-sanctions-against-israel/
Israels tänkande måste allt mer inriktas på Asien. Några bra referenser:
Israel's International Relations:Cooperation with Asia
Asia primed to beat out US as top Israel export marketVisst - många israeler känner bäst till Europeisk affärskultur men de börjar få allt större anledning att vidga sina vyer.
Israel gav upp antisemitiska Sverige för länge sedan länk och flyttade handelsdelegationer härirån till Asien. Israel har kvar sina gamla vänner överallt men anstränger sej inte att få fler i EU.
Judéen/Samarien ökar nu försäljningen till alla som inser att EU enbart är en liten del av hela världen.
Judea-Samaria business owners defiant against EU labelling
Psagot winery owner tells Arutz Sheva why businesses will drive to sell more to flaunt the EU's labels - and why he predicts success.
By Eliran Aharon
First Publish: 11/13/2015, 10:51 AM
Israeli and Jewish institutions expressed outrage after the EuropeanUnion's (EU) decision to label Jewish products made in Judea, Samaria, the Golan Heights and eastern Jerusalem - but how are the vendors themselves viewing the crisis?
Arutz Sheva spoke to Ya'akov Berg, CEO of the Psagot winery located north of Jerusalem, to investigate.
"We were not really surprised, we've been waiting for it," Berg stated. "Let's just say that in the last 2,000 years, the Europeans haven't been so nice to the Jewish people."
Despite this, the labeling decision still has the potential "to cause a lot of damage" - and local business owners must do everything to fight it.
"I believe that our goal is to prove, in numbers, that after that terrible decision, Judea and Samaria, (and) my winery, are going to sell more," he reflected, noting that it would directly contravene the EU's intent to pressure Israel economically into a withdrawal.
Berg remained optimistic, however, noting that "we have many allies around the world who love Israel" and who are against boycotts - including millions of Jews around the world.
"Those people are going to support us. Those people are against boycotts [...] they will come to stand with us."
†palestinsk terror †Barack Hussein †EU-nazism †Antisemitism †Israel. .........
By Eliran Aharon
First Publish: 11/13/2015, 10:51 AM
Israeli and Jewish institutions expressed outrage after the EuropeanUnion's (EU) decision to label Jewish products made in Judea, Samaria, the Golan Heights and eastern Jerusalem - but how are the vendors themselves viewing the crisis?
Arutz Sheva spoke to Ya'akov Berg, CEO of the Psagot winery located north of Jerusalem, to investigate.
"We were not really surprised, we've been waiting for it," Berg stated. "Let's just say that in the last 2,000 years, the Europeans haven't been so nice to the Jewish people."
Despite this, the labeling decision still has the potential "to cause a lot of damage" - and local business owners must do everything to fight it.
"I believe that our goal is to prove, in numbers, that after that terrible decision, Judea and Samaria, (and) my winery, are going to sell more," he reflected, noting that it would directly contravene the EU's intent to pressure Israel economically into a withdrawal.
Berg remained optimistic, however, noting that "we have many allies around the world who love Israel" and who are against boycotts - including millions of Jews around the world.
"Those people are going to support us. Those people are against boycotts [...] they will come to stand with us."
†palestinsk terror †Barack Hussein †EU-nazism †Antisemitism †Israel. .........
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