BDS doesn't want to "B" if Israel creates a COVID19 vaccine

Anti-Semite and Hypocrite Omar Barghouti

The co-founder of the anti-Semitic Boycott Divest and Sanction movement (BDS), Omar Barghouti, has been urging people and nations to boycott all products coming from Israel because it's one way of destroying the Jewish state and is a virulent form of Jew hatred pretending to be a noble cause. [H/T Washington Free Beacon]

But if BDS supporters need an Israeli-made vaccine for the Communist China coronavirus, if it materializes, it's okay to put the boycott aside and use the product. In fact, if you actually think the BDS movement is boycotting all of Israel's product, you might want to view the video below and ask yourself if you believe they are following their own advice.

The COVID-19 pandemic has created a dilemma for the boys and girls of the BDS movement, which is Palestinian-led and supported by scumcrumpets like Democratic Reps. Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, Ayanna Pressley and Alexandria Obviously-Comatose. The dilemma comes from Israel's researchers who said on Thursday that they could begin testing the active component of a potential vaccine by June 1st of this year. 

If the vaccine is successful, it could save countless lives in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. But Israel's assistance, however, would undermine the efforts of BDS supporters to crush Israel's economy and drive out the Joooooze from their land.

Barghouti said in a webinar Sunday that it is "not a problem" for movement supporters to use medical equipment from Israel because being a hypocrite is par for the course and not a problem for crap weasels.

Rather than going into Barghouti's walking back his BDS balderdash, suffice it to say that he and his anti-Semitic movement is disgusting and based on lies.

Rabbi Abraham Cooper, associate dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, told the Washington Free Beacon that "hypocrisy is the middle name of BDS."

"BDSers are hypocrites just following the examples of Hamas and Palestinian Authority, whose leaders rush to Israeli hospitals when they or their children are suffering, yet pursue zero tolerance for any normal contact with their Israeli neighbors," he said. "Bottom line, BDS is a hypocritical, ideologically inspired anti-Israel campaign."

The beauty is that Israel would not deny the Palestinian people the vaccine. Sadly, if the shoe was on the other foot, it's extremely unlikely they would do the same for the Israelis.

Roz Rothstein, CEO of the pro-Israel nonprofit StandWithUs, said the current pandemic situation has exposed the inability of BDS to stick to its ideology and "refuse medical innovations for the Palestinian people."

"This hypocrisy is certainly not unusual for them," Rothstein said. "Although they work hard towards Israel's destruction, they will continue to benefit from Israel's generosity while being dishonest about how Israel regularly helps the Palestinians and the rest of the world."

The Anti-Defamation League calls BDS anti-Semitic for its efforts to delegitimize Israel and deny the Jewish state a right to self-determination. The movement has links to Palestinian terrorist groups, according to investigations by Israel's Ministry of Strategic Affairs and numerous media outlets.

"It's amazing to see Barghouti claim the BDS movement prioritizes saving lives when Barghouti himself openly advocates terrorism against Israelis," said Jacob Baime, the executive director of the Israel on Campus Coalition. "He wants his life saved by the very people he's trying to eradicate. That's chutzpah."

The BDS movement is a stain on the world and anyone who supports it, either doesn't know the truth, or if they do, simply hate the Jews and probably envy their resilience.

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U.S. warns E.U. against "warning labels" for Jewish-made products

Leading U.S. lawmakers are warning the European Union that if they issue a mandate requiring Jewish products made in areas of Israel that are contested to carry consumer warning labels, this could trigger American anti-boycott laws and effectively jeopardize our trade with Europe, where anti-Semitism is becoming increasingly more overt.

The European Court of Justice (CJEU), a veritable oxymoron to the tune of 'jumbo shrimp', is expected to issue an opinion this week on a long-running case brought forth by an Israeli winery challenging a requirement that Israeli-made products be labeled as coming from "settlements" and "Israeli colonies."

The decision, according to the Washington Free Beacon, is expected to be issued early Tuesday and follows a recent opinion by the EU court's advocate general stipulating that European law requires these Jewish-made products to be labeled. Critics said the law is reminiscent of Nazi-era boycotts of Jewish products and have viewed such requirements as a win for the anti-Semitic Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement, or BDS. 

Question: If the EU wants to boycott Israeli products, why aren't they also boycotting Turkish, Venezuelan, Iranian and Jordanian products, just for starters?

Answer: Because the BDS movement is an anti-Semitic, Palestinian-led movement co-founded by Omar Baghouti, a man who has  called for a one state solution and the dismantling of Israel, the only Jewish state on the planet. 

Barghouti attended Tel Aviv University but was overtly anti-Semitic. The school wanted to throw him out but it never happened and he ended up receiving a masters degree in philosophy.

Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) petitioned EU ambassador to the United States Stavros Lambrinidis to raise concerns about a possible ruling in favor of the warning labels. The Senator said that if the mandate succeeded, it could create policy tension with the United States.

Rep. Juan Vargas (D-CA) sent a letter to U.S. ambassador to the E.U., Gordon Sondland warning that the ruling would lead to discrimination against Israel, but of course, that's exactly the intention.

Sens. Benjamin Cardin (D-MD) and Rob Portman (R-OH) sent a similar letter to U.S. trade representative Robert Lighthizer expressing concerns that the ruling holds Israel to a standard no other country is subjected to, as mentioned above.

The lawmakers also said such a ruling could trigger multiple U.S. anti-boycott laws and damage the nearly $1.3 trillion in trade between America and the E.U.

"The regulation in question is problematic for a number of reasons, including because it targets specific businesses based on the ethnicity and national origin of their owners," Menendez wrote in the letter he sent to Lambrinidis.

"I am deeply concerned that if the CJEU decision empowers the EU to require or allow its Member States to label Israeli and Palestinian products in the manner proposed, it will allow and encourage the politicization of EU rules of origin labeling with potential adverse unintended consequences, including by opening the door to near-unlimited use of ‘ethical considerations' in food labeling which would enable Member State protectionism and nationalism, and be unhelpful for the EU single market," Menendez wrote.

"Additionally, it could facilitate Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) tactics and de facto boycotts and discrimination against Israel, and its products, and potentially lead to discrimination on the basis of ethnicity, religion and nationality, contrary to existing EU policies and laws against BDS campaigns, Israel boycotts and discrimination," the letter states.

A decision mandating the labeling of Jewish goods also would be seen as an effort by the E.U. to interfere in Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.

"The U.S. Federal Government and many U.S. states have enacted strong anti-boycott provisions that impose severe penalties and restrictions on companies that participate in boycotts or other economic pressure campaigns against Israel," Menendez wrote. "If the CJEU decision empowers the EU to mandate or allow Member States to implement such labels which target Israeli businesses and exports there will be serious and far-reaching implications and unintended consequences."

So we will find out soon enough about the decision the EU is expected to make, but with the endemic problem of hatred for the Jews, don't bet on a good outcome.



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BDS founder to have his Israeli residency revoked

Israel's Minister of Interior Aryeh Deri said on Sunday that he plans "to act quickly to deprive Omar Barghouti of the residency status in Israel... [he] must not enjoy the right to be a resident of Israel.

The Minister ordered the Population and Immigration Authority to prepare a legal opinion to revoke Barghouti’s residency status for “breach of trust.” [Not to mention the blatant anti-Semitism and desire to destroy Israel from within.]

Deri’s decision was adopted following the announcement by Deputy Attorney General Dina Zilber that Deri has the authority to withdraw Barghouti’s residency.

The Ministry noted that since 2016, Barghouti’s case was discussed on the grounds that he could not enjoy the status of an Israeli resident and its benefits while working to impose a boycott on Israel and leading the boycott movement in Israel itself. [It's similar to a person sitting high up on the branch of a tree and sawing off the branch between himself and the tree trunk.]

Until now, the issue was pending an amendment of the law which was passed in 2018 and clarified the Minister of Interior’s power to revoke residency status for breach of trust. Once the law was changed, Deri move forward with the canceling of the anarchist's residency.

Deri stated that he intends “to act quickly to deprive Omar Barghouti of the residency status in Israel. He is a man who does everything to harm the country and therefore must not enjoy the right to be a resident of Israel.” Allowing him to remain in the country and people he so hates would itself be an act of self-loathing sadism without the sex.

Barghouti has rejected Israel’s right to exist as a Jewish state and said he will only accept a single state where Palestinians have total sovereignty. So let him move across the border where Muslims do not have the same freedoms they enjoy in the democracy of Israel.

He is a native of Qatar and grew up in Egypt. He married an Israeli Arab, thus he was granted the residency status. He has an apartment in the city of Acre, but spends most of his time in Ramallah, according to an investigation by the Interior Ministry. He founded BDS [Boycott, Divest and Sanction movement against Israel] in 2005, and is an anti-Zionist, anti-Semitic organization praised by the likes of Reps. Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, Ayanna Pressley and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

In 2014, Barghouti stated that Palestinians have a right to “resistance by any means, including armed resistance.” [Much like Antifa has the right to fight fascism with fascist tactics, if necessary.]

Member of Knesset Keti Shitrit, who was instrumental in promoting Israel’s move to rid themselves of the vermin, welcomed the development and stated that Barghouti “is detrimental to the security of the state and its citizens” and Israel “will not serve its cheek to anyone who strikes it and acts to boycott it.”

Never again.

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Son of Hamas leader killed, other Ofra suspects arrested

“We can forgive the Arabs for killing our children. We cannot forgive them for forcing us to kill their children. We will only have peace with the Arabs when they love their children more than they hate us.”
― Golda Meir

World Israel News and the AP reports that IDF forces killed one of the suspects in the terrorist attack near Ofra and arrested several others.

The IDF killed a Palestinian terror suspect wanted in the drive-by shooting over the weekend that wounded a 21-year-old pregnant woman and wounded seven Israelis altogether. The woman, shot in the stomach, was in critical condition but is now doing better, however, the baby was delivered prematurely and later passed away.

The Shin Bet security agency said Salah Barghouti, 29, son of Hamasshole leader Omar Barghouti, was killed while attempting to kill Israeli forces as he sought to escape from an arrest raid. The agency said that an unspecified number of additional suspects were arrested.

The pregnant woman, Shira Ish-Ran, was 30 weeks pregnant. Her then-unborn son was also injured and immediately delivered at the hospital. He died Wednesday afternoon.

The father, Amichai Ish-Ran, also sustained injuries to both legs.

The terrorist captured today was neutralized in a shootout north of Ramallah, the Times of Israel reported as they relied on Palestinian media reports.

The reports quoted by the Times of Israel said the terrorist is a taxi driver who was caught while driving his car in the village of Surda.

In addition to the suspect in the Ofra attack, two other individuals in the vehicle were also apprehended and taken into custody.

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