How is the boycott going?

[Phoenall]

It will work the same way it worked for the non-whites in South Africa. There were the same voices claiming the South Africa sanctions hurt the non-whites. In the end the sanctions forced the whites to compromise. It took decades before the younger people in the U.S. became old enough to affect policy, and when that happened, the sanctions started being placed and began to work. With nukes and the most formidable military in Africa, many supporters of Apartheid (your racist analogs) thought that the sanctions would fail.

Big difference is South Africa ( Abdul going off topic again ) had nothing to sell to the world. Israel has everything to sell and BDS will see people in the US dying. If you are a true follower of BDS then get rid of your cell phone, computer, car, washing machine, dish washer, T.V. and live without all the other goods Israel has a hand in producing. Stop the hospitals from performing life saving heart operations on your family, and refuse to take prescription meds because they are sourced from Israel. Then stop your bank accounts and only deal in gold coins because Jews/Israelis are involved in all this. Finally give up your home as you will not be paying a mortgage to the Jew/Israeli that helped get your mortgage in the first place.

 

[aris2chat]

And another turn up. Senate reverses divestment vote passes resolution Stanford Daily

undergrad senate at stanford

>>the amendment to the resolution separated the Senate from supporting the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement<<

>>“All that matters is whether it’s a victory for divestment.”<<

Well, well, well. The boycott might hurt some companies like Soda Stream for a while but the end result is harmful to Palestine's economy. Relocating Soda Stream from the West Bank to Israel cost hundreds of West Bank workers their high paying jobs. Talk about cutting off the nose............



A push to “boycott, divest and sanction” (BDS) Israeli companies has limited impact on the credit profile of Israel, yet it directly harms its intended beneficiaries, the Palestinians. The BDS movement, including universities, pension funds and leaders of some Christian denominations (to the chagrin of many congregants), ignores economic data. And it coincides with a disturbing rise of violent anti-Semitism across Europe.

“The impact of BDS is more psychological than real so far and has had no discernible impact on Israeli trade or the broader economy,” Kristin Lindow, senior vice president at Moody's MCO +0.04% Investors Service and Moody’s lead analyst for Israel (in full disclosure, a former Moody’s colleague) told Forbes. “That said, the sanctions do run the risk of hurting the Palestinian economy, which is much smaller and poorer than that of Israel, as seen in the case of SodaStream.”

While the broader Israeli economy is presently shielded from BDS, one victim is SodaStream, an Israeli company manufacturing DIY soda that shuttered a West Bank factory and moved it to southern Israel. This cut hundreds of jobs for Palestinians that reportedly paid between three and five times the local prevailing wage.


Boycott Israel Movement Stunts the Palestinian Economy - Forbes

So much energy spent to back the BDS but there has been so little results. What do you think the actual dollar result vs what is spent on this movement? What has actually been achieved?
Soda Stream makes their product in the negev no so not within the proposition of the BDS, but it is still the poster child of the movement. Gaza buys Israeli products but what the world to stop buying products from the WB that give jobs to palestians. More shipments and supplies are entering G but the impression G would have everyone believe is that there is such hardship due to lack of items.
G has refused to take to Egypt, Israel and the WB, but Israel is the stumbling block to peace? Every nation that wants to recognize a palestinian state all agree it should be through a negotiated settlement with Israel. Ties with Iran are close again but hamas supports ISIS. Jordan and others in the Middle east are ready to put boots on the ground but the US is holding them back.
There is a much larger issue than the palestinians or Israel, but the excuse is to blame Israel and the west for the ails of the world.
The same hate that spurs ISIS is what is behind that growing anti-semitism in Europe and elsewhere.

 

[montelatici]

It will work the same way it worked for the non-whites in South Africa. There were the same voices claiming the South Africa sanctions hurt the non-whites. In the end the sanctions forced the whites to compromise. It took decades before the younger people in the U.S. became old enough to affect policy, and when that happened, the sanctions started being placed and began to work. With nukes and the most formidable military in Africa, many supporters of Apartheid (your racist analogs) thought that the sanctions would fail.

Big difference is South Africa ( Abdul going off topic again ) had nothing to sell to the world. Israel has everything to sell and BDS will see people in the US dying. If you are a true follower of BDS then get rid of your cell phone, computer, car, washing machine, dish washer, T.V. and live without all the other goods Israel has a hand in producing. Stop the hospitals from performing life saving heart operations on your family, and refuse to take prescription meds because they are sourced from Israel. Then stop your bank accounts and only deal in gold coins because Jews/Israelis are involved in all this. Finally give up your home as you will not be paying a mortgage to the Jew/Israeli that helped get your mortgage in the first place.

South Africa had nothing to sell to the world. LOL

As for the rest of your post, it is pure nonsense.

 

[P F Tinmore]

The boycott is fine. It is not about the money as much as it is the shift in narrative.

Sherry Wolf - Israel is an Apartheid State: The case for boycott, divestment, and sanctions.

 

[montelatici]

She happens to be Jewish. That is why we must be very careful not to criticize Jews in general. Not all Jews are Zionists.

 

[Phoenall]

It will work the same way it worked for the non-whites in South Africa. There were the same voices claiming the South Africa sanctions hurt the non-whites. In the end the sanctions forced the whites to compromise. It took decades before the younger people in the U.S. became old enough to affect policy, and when that happened, the sanctions started being placed and began to work. With nukes and the most formidable military in Africa, many supporters of Apartheid (your racist analogs) thought that the sanctions would fail.

Big difference is South Africa ( Abdul going off topic again ) had nothing to sell to the world. Israel has everything to sell and BDS will see people in the US dying. If you are a true follower of BDS then get rid of your cell phone, computer, car, washing machine, dish washer, T.V. and live without all the other goods Israel has a hand in producing. Stop the hospitals from performing life saving heart operations on your family, and refuse to take prescription meds because they are sourced from Israel. Then stop your bank accounts and only deal in gold coins because Jews/Israelis are involved in all this. Finally give up your home as you will not be paying a mortgage to the Jew/Israeli that helped get your mortgage in the first place.

South Africa had nothing to sell to the world. LOL

As for the rest of your post, it is pure nonsense.

So then Abdul enlighten the world and tell us all what S.A. had to sell that the world could not do without ?

 

[Phoenall]

She happens to be Jewish. That is why we must be very careful not to criticize Jews in general. Not all Jews are Zionists.

She also happens to be a left wing activist, and in an Islamic nation would be thrown from the top of a building.

 

[Challenger]

As opposed to being thrown under the bus by her co-religionists.

 

[Challenger]

And another turn up. Senate reverses divestment vote passes resolution Stanford Daily

undergrad senate at stanford

>>the amendment to the resolution separated the Senate from supporting the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement<<

>>“All that matters is whether it’s a victory for divestment.”<<

Well, well, well. The boycott might hurt some companies like Soda Stream for a while but the end result is harmful to Palestine's economy. Relocating Soda Stream from the West Bank to Israel cost hundreds of West Bank workers their high paying jobs. Talk about cutting off the nose............



A push to “boycott, divest and sanction” (BDS) Israeli companies has limited impact on the credit profile of Israel, yet it directly harms its intended beneficiaries, the Palestinians. The BDS movement, including universities, pension funds and leaders of some Christian denominations (to the chagrin of many congregants), ignores economic data. And it coincides with a disturbing rise of violent anti-Semitism across Europe.

“The impact of BDS is more psychological than real so far and has had no discernible impact on Israeli trade or the broader economy,” Kristin Lindow, senior vice president at Moody's MCO +0.04% Investors Service and Moody’s lead analyst for Israel (in full disclosure, a former Moody’s colleague) told Forbes. “That said, the sanctions do run the risk of hurting the Palestinian economy, which is much smaller and poorer than that of Israel, as seen in the case of SodaStream.”

While the broader Israeli economy is presently shielded from BDS, one victim is SodaStream, an Israeli company manufacturing DIY soda that shuttered a West Bank factory and moved it to southern Israel. This cut hundreds of jobs for Palestinians that reportedly paid between three and five times the local prevailing wage.


Boycott Israel Movement Stunts the Palestinian Economy - Forbes

So much energy spent to back the BDS but there has been so little results. What do you think the actual dollar result vs what is spent on this movement? What has actually been achieved?
Soda Stream makes their product in the negev no so not within the proposition of the BDS, but it is still the poster child of the movement. Gaza buys Israeli products but what the world to stop buying products from the WB that give jobs to palestians. More shipments and supplies are entering G but the impression G would have everyone believe is that there is such hardship due to lack of items.
G has refused to take to Egypt, Israel and the WB, but Israel is the stumbling block to peace? Every nation that wants to recognize a palestinian state all agree it should be through a negotiated settlement with Israel. Ties with Iran are close again but hamas supports ISIS. Jordan and others in the Middle east are ready to put boots on the ground but the US is holding them back.
There is a much larger issue than the palestinians or Israel, but the excuse is to blame Israel and the west for the ails of the world.
The same hate that spurs ISIS is what is behind that growing anti-semitism in Europe and elsewhere.

It's never been about cost-benefit analysis and the amounts spent by BDS pales into insignificance when it comes to the amount the Zionists have forked out in order to "fight" BDS.

 

[Phoenall]

As opposed to being thrown under the bus by her co-religionists.

LINK to this happening as much as people getting thrown of buildings by muslims ?

 

[Phoenall]

And another turn up. Senate reverses divestment vote passes resolution Stanford Daily

undergrad senate at stanford

>>the amendment to the resolution separated the Senate from supporting the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement<<

>>“All that matters is whether it’s a victory for divestment.”<<

Well, well, well. The boycott might hurt some companies like Soda Stream for a while but the end result is harmful to Palestine's economy. Relocating Soda Stream from the West Bank to Israel cost hundreds of West Bank workers their high paying jobs. Talk about cutting off the nose............



A push to “boycott, divest and sanction” (BDS) Israeli companies has limited impact on the credit profile of Israel, yet it directly harms its intended beneficiaries, the Palestinians. The BDS movement, including universities, pension funds and leaders of some Christian denominations (to the chagrin of many congregants), ignores economic data. And it coincides with a disturbing rise of violent anti-Semitism across Europe.

“The impact of BDS is more psychological than real so far and has had no discernible impact on Israeli trade or the broader economy,” Kristin Lindow, senior vice president at Moody's MCO +0.04% Investors Service and Moody’s lead analyst for Israel (in full disclosure, a former Moody’s colleague) told Forbes. “That said, the sanctions do run the risk of hurting the Palestinian economy, which is much smaller and poorer than that of Israel, as seen in the case of SodaStream.”

While the broader Israeli economy is presently shielded from BDS, one victim is SodaStream, an Israeli company manufacturing DIY soda that shuttered a West Bank factory and moved it to southern Israel. This cut hundreds of jobs for Palestinians that reportedly paid between three and five times the local prevailing wage.


Boycott Israel Movement Stunts the Palestinian Economy - Forbes

So much energy spent to back the BDS but there has been so little results. What do you think the actual dollar result vs what is spent on this movement? What has actually been achieved?
Soda Stream makes their product in the negev no so not within the proposition of the BDS, but it is still the poster child of the movement. Gaza buys Israeli products but what the world to stop buying products from the WB that give jobs to palestians. More shipments and supplies are entering G but the impression G would have everyone believe is that there is such hardship due to lack of items.
G has refused to take to Egypt, Israel and the WB, but Israel is the stumbling block to peace? Every nation that wants to recognize a palestinian state all agree it should be through a negotiated settlement with Israel. Ties with Iran are close again but hamas supports ISIS. Jordan and others in the Middle east are ready to put boots on the ground but the US is holding them back.
There is a much larger issue than the palestinians or Israel, but the excuse is to blame Israel and the west for the ails of the world.
The same hate that spurs ISIS is what is behind that growing anti-semitism in Europe and elsewhere.

It's never been about cost-benefit analysis and the amounts spent by BDS pales into insignificance when it comes to the amount the Zionists have forked out in order to "fight" BDS.

LINK to show the disparity ?

 

[aris2chat]

undergrad senate at stanford

>>the amendment to the resolution separated the Senate from supporting the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement<<

>>“All that matters is whether it’s a victory for divestment.”<<

Well, well, well. The boycott might hurt some companies like Soda Stream for a while but the end result is harmful to Palestine's economy. Relocating Soda Stream from the West Bank to Israel cost hundreds of West Bank workers their high paying jobs. Talk about cutting off the nose............



A push to “boycott, divest and sanction” (BDS) Israeli companies has limited impact on the credit profile of Israel, yet it directly harms its intended beneficiaries, the Palestinians. The BDS movement, including universities, pension funds and leaders of some Christian denominations (to the chagrin of many congregants), ignores economic data. And it coincides with a disturbing rise of violent anti-Semitism across Europe.

“The impact of BDS is more psychological than real so far and has had no discernible impact on Israeli trade or the broader economy,” Kristin Lindow, senior vice president at Moody's MCO +0.04% Investors Service and Moody’s lead analyst for Israel (in full disclosure, a former Moody’s colleague) told Forbes. “That said, the sanctions do run the risk of hurting the Palestinian economy, which is much smaller and poorer than that of Israel, as seen in the case of SodaStream.”

While the broader Israeli economy is presently shielded from BDS, one victim is SodaStream, an Israeli company manufacturing DIY soda that shuttered a West Bank factory and moved it to southern Israel. This cut hundreds of jobs for Palestinians that reportedly paid between three and five times the local prevailing wage.


Boycott Israel Movement Stunts the Palestinian Economy - Forbes

So much energy spent to back the BDS but there has been so little results. What do you think the actual dollar result vs what is spent on this movement? What has actually been achieved?
Soda Stream makes their product in the negev no so not within the proposition of the BDS, but it is still the poster child of the movement. Gaza buys Israeli products but what the world to stop buying products from the WB that give jobs to palestians. More shipments and supplies are entering G but the impression G would have everyone believe is that there is such hardship due to lack of items.
G has refused to take to Egypt, Israel and the WB, but Israel is the stumbling block to peace? Every nation that wants to recognize a palestinian state all agree it should be through a negotiated settlement with Israel. Ties with Iran are close again but hamas supports ISIS. Jordan and others in the Middle east are ready to put boots on the ground but the US is holding them back.
There is a much larger issue than the palestinians or Israel, but the excuse is to blame Israel and the west for the ails of the world.
The same hate that spurs ISIS is what is behind that growing anti-semitism in Europe and elsewhere.

It's never been about cost-benefit analysis and the amounts spent by BDS pales into insignificance when it comes to the amount the Zionists have forked out in order to "fight" BDS.

LINK to show the disparity ?

when 110,000 palestinians working for Israeli companies risk loosing their jobs that pay up to 5 times the rate of palestinian companies pay, the palestinians are the ones to suffer.

 

[Challenger]

>>“All that matters is whether it’s a victory for divestment.”<<

Well, well, well. The boycott might hurt some companies like Soda Stream for a while but the end result is harmful to Palestine's economy. Relocating Soda Stream from the West Bank to Israel cost hundreds of West Bank workers their high paying jobs. Talk about cutting off the nose............



A push to “boycott, divest and sanction” (BDS) Israeli companies has limited impact on the credit profile of Israel, yet it directly harms its intended beneficiaries, the Palestinians. The BDS movement, including universities, pension funds and leaders of some Christian denominations (to the chagrin of many congregants), ignores economic data. And it coincides with a disturbing rise of violent anti-Semitism across Europe.

“The impact of BDS is more psychological than real so far and has had no discernible impact on Israeli trade or the broader economy,” Kristin Lindow, senior vice president at Moody's MCO +0.04% Investors Service and Moody’s lead analyst for Israel (in full disclosure, a former Moody’s colleague) told Forbes. “That said, the sanctions do run the risk of hurting the Palestinian economy, which is much smaller and poorer than that of Israel, as seen in the case of SodaStream.”

While the broader Israeli economy is presently shielded from BDS, one victim is SodaStream, an Israeli company manufacturing DIY soda that shuttered a West Bank factory and moved it to southern Israel. This cut hundreds of jobs for Palestinians that reportedly paid between three and five times the local prevailing wage.


Boycott Israel Movement Stunts the Palestinian Economy - Forbes

So much energy spent to back the BDS but there has been so little results. What do you think the actual dollar result vs what is spent on this movement? What has actually been achieved?
Soda Stream makes their product in the negev no so not within the proposition of the BDS, but it is still the poster child of the movement. Gaza buys Israeli products but what the world to stop buying products from the WB that give jobs to palestians. More shipments and supplies are entering G but the impression G would have everyone believe is that there is such hardship due to lack of items.
G has refused to take to Egypt, Israel and the WB, but Israel is the stumbling block to peace? Every nation that wants to recognize a palestinian state all agree it should be through a negotiated settlement with Israel. Ties with Iran are close again but hamas supports ISIS. Jordan and others in the Middle east are ready to put boots on the ground but the US is holding them back.
There is a much larger issue than the palestinians or Israel, but the excuse is to blame Israel and the west for the ails of the world.
The same hate that spurs ISIS is what is behind that growing anti-semitism in Europe and elsewhere.

It's never been about cost-benefit analysis and the amounts spent by BDS pales into insignificance when it comes to the amount the Zionists have forked out in order to "fight" BDS.

LINK to show the disparity ?

when 110,000 palestinians working for Israeli companies risk loosing their jobs that pay up to 5 times the rate of palestinian companies pay, the palestinians are the ones to suffer.

It's not so clear cut as you make out; they suffer already as this article (the most unbiased I could find) makes clear.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/11/w...nk-for-israeli-industry-they-oppose.html?_r=0

The article gives the workforce at 25,000 so I assume your 110,000 includes those workers that indirectly rely on the illegal Zionist Israeli economic colonisation. the article states that Palestinian workers earn roughly a third of what equivalent Israelis are paid. To quote, "“If we have our land, if we have our resources, if we have independence, if we have control of our economy, then we will give them opportunities,” Mr. Mustafa said. “Yes, they are paying them more, but who wants to be working in a settlement? This is, in a way, even worse than not giving them a job.”

 

[Hossfly]

Things aren't always what they seem. Regarding the boycott.


Palestinians in the West Bank protest the Israeli boycott World Video McClatchy DC

 

[Phoenall]

Well, well, well. The boycott might hurt some companies like Soda Stream for a while but the end result is harmful to Palestine's economy. Relocating Soda Stream from the West Bank to Israel cost hundreds of West Bank workers their high paying jobs. Talk about cutting off the nose............



A push to “boycott, divest and sanction” (BDS) Israeli companies has limited impact on the credit profile of Israel, yet it directly harms its intended beneficiaries, the Palestinians. The BDS movement, including universities, pension funds and leaders of some Christian denominations (to the chagrin of many congregants), ignores economic data. And it coincides with a disturbing rise of violent anti-Semitism across Europe.

“The impact of BDS is more psychological than real so far and has had no discernible impact on Israeli trade or the broader economy,” Kristin Lindow, senior vice president at Moody's MCO +0.04% Investors Service and Moody’s lead analyst for Israel (in full disclosure, a former Moody’s colleague) told Forbes. “That said, the sanctions do run the risk of hurting the Palestinian economy, which is much smaller and poorer than that of Israel, as seen in the case of SodaStream.”

While the broader Israeli economy is presently shielded from BDS, one victim is SodaStream, an Israeli company manufacturing DIY soda that shuttered a West Bank factory and moved it to southern Israel. This cut hundreds of jobs for Palestinians that reportedly paid between three and five times the local prevailing wage.


Boycott Israel Movement Stunts the Palestinian Economy - Forbes

So much energy spent to back the BDS but there has been so little results. What do you think the actual dollar result vs what is spent on this movement? What has actually been achieved?
Soda Stream makes their product in the negev no so not within the proposition of the BDS, but it is still the poster child of the movement. Gaza buys Israeli products but what the world to stop buying products from the WB that give jobs to palestians. More shipments and supplies are entering G but the impression G would have everyone believe is that there is such hardship due to lack of items.
G has refused to take to Egypt, Israel and the WB, but Israel is the stumbling block to peace? Every nation that wants to recognize a palestinian state all agree it should be through a negotiated settlement with Israel. Ties with Iran are close again but hamas supports ISIS. Jordan and others in the Middle east are ready to put boots on the ground but the US is holding them back.
There is a much larger issue than the palestinians or Israel, but the excuse is to blame Israel and the west for the ails of the world.
The same hate that spurs ISIS is what is behind that growing anti-semitism in Europe and elsewhere.

It's never been about cost-benefit analysis and the amounts spent by BDS pales into insignificance when it comes to the amount the Zionists have forked out in order to "fight" BDS.

LINK to show the disparity ?

when 110,000 palestinians working for Israeli companies risk loosing their jobs that pay up to 5 times the rate of palestinian companies pay, the palestinians are the ones to suffer.

It's not so clear cut as you make out; they suffer already as this article (the most unbiased I could find) makes clear.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/11/w...nk-for-israeli-industry-they-oppose.html?_r=0

The article gives the workforce at 25,000 so I assume your 110,000 includes those workers that indirectly rely on the illegal Zionist Israeli economic colonisation. the article states that Palestinian workers earn roughly a third of what equivalent Israelis are paid. To quote, "“If we have our land, if we have our resources, if we have independence, if we have control of our economy, then we will give them opportunities,” Mr. Mustafa said. “Yes, they are paying them more, but who wants to be working in a settlement? This is, in a way, even worse than not giving them a job.”

Then why do the Palestinians take the Jobs, anyway that is of no consequence now as the work has been taken away from them because of BDS. That is what the BDS movement has achieved thousands of Palestinians without an income and children going hungry and cold because they have no food or warm clothing. And none of it is Israel's fault is it

 

[Challenger]

So much energy spent to back the BDS but there has been so little results. What do you think the actual dollar result vs what is spent on this movement? What has actually been achieved?
Soda Stream makes their product in the negev no so not within the proposition of the BDS, but it is still the poster child of the movement. Gaza buys Israeli products but what the world to stop buying products from the WB that give jobs to palestians. More shipments and supplies are entering G but the impression G would have everyone believe is that there is such hardship due to lack of items.
G has refused to take to Egypt, Israel and the WB, but Israel is the stumbling block to peace? Every nation that wants to recognize a palestinian state all agree it should be through a negotiated settlement with Israel. Ties with Iran are close again but hamas supports ISIS. Jordan and others in the Middle east are ready to put boots on the ground but the US is holding them back.
There is a much larger issue than the palestinians or Israel, but the excuse is to blame Israel and the west for the ails of the world.
The same hate that spurs ISIS is what is behind that growing anti-semitism in Europe and elsewhere.

It's never been about cost-benefit analysis and the amounts spent by BDS pales into insignificance when it comes to the amount the Zionists have forked out in order to "fight" BDS.

LINK to show the disparity ?

when 110,000 palestinians working for Israeli companies risk loosing their jobs that pay up to 5 times the rate of palestinian companies pay, the palestinians are the ones to suffer.

It's not so clear cut as you make out; they suffer already as this article (the most unbiased I could find) makes clear.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/11/w...nk-for-israeli-industry-they-oppose.html?_r=0

The article gives the workforce at 25,000 so I assume your 110,000 includes those workers that indirectly rely on the illegal Zionist Israeli economic colonisation. the article states that Palestinian workers earn roughly a third of what equivalent Israelis are paid. To quote, "“If we have our land, if we have our resources, if we have independence, if we have control of our economy, then we will give them opportunities,” Mr. Mustafa said. “Yes, they are paying them more, but who wants to be working in a settlement? This is, in a way, even worse than not giving them a job.”

Then why do the Palestinians take the Jobs, anyway that is of no consequence now as the work has been taken away from them because of BDS. That is what the BDS movement has achieved thousands of Palestinians without an income and children going hungry and cold because they have no food or warm clothing. And none of it is Israel's fault is it

All of it is Zionist Israel's fault, along with those Zionist stooges in the West who stand by and do nothing.

 

[aris2chat]

So much energy spent to back the BDS but there has been so little results. What do you think the actual dollar result vs what is spent on this movement? What has actually been achieved?
Soda Stream makes their product in the negev no so not within the proposition of the BDS, but it is still the poster child of the movement. Gaza buys Israeli products but what the world to stop buying products from the WB that give jobs to palestians. More shipments and supplies are entering G but the impression G would have everyone believe is that there is such hardship due to lack of items.
G has refused to take to Egypt, Israel and the WB, but Israel is the stumbling block to peace? Every nation that wants to recognize a palestinian state all agree it should be through a negotiated settlement with Israel. Ties with Iran are close again but hamas supports ISIS. Jordan and others in the Middle east are ready to put boots on the ground but the US is holding them back.
There is a much larger issue than the palestinians or Israel, but the excuse is to blame Israel and the west for the ails of the world.
The same hate that spurs ISIS is what is behind that growing anti-semitism in Europe and elsewhere.

It's never been about cost-benefit analysis and the amounts spent by BDS pales into insignificance when it comes to the amount the Zionists have forked out in order to "fight" BDS.

LINK to show the disparity ?

when 110,000 palestinians working for Israeli companies risk loosing their jobs that pay up to 5 times the rate of palestinian companies pay, the palestinians are the ones to suffer.

It's not so clear cut as you make out; they suffer already as this article (the most unbiased I could find) makes clear.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/11/w...nk-for-israeli-industry-they-oppose.html?_r=0

The article gives the workforce at 25,000 so I assume your 110,000 includes those workers that indirectly rely on the illegal Zionist Israeli economic colonisation. the article states that Palestinian workers earn roughly a third of what equivalent Israelis are paid. To quote, "“If we have our land, if we have our resources, if we have independence, if we have control of our economy, then we will give them opportunities,” Mr. Mustafa said. “Yes, they are paying them more, but who wants to be working in a settlement? This is, in a way, even worse than not giving them a job.”

Then why do the Palestinians take the Jobs, anyway that is of no consequence now as the work has been taken away from them because of BDS. That is what the BDS movement has achieved thousands of Palestinians without an income and children going hungry and cold because they have no food or warm clothing. And none of it is Israel's fault is it

.............and the courts have yet again found that the palestinians must pay american victims families $650 million for their loss. The lack of peace is going to cost the palestinians dearly. The lack of development on gas drilling, the withholding of tariffs, the withholding of funds from promised by world donors let along any new donations............

 

[Challenger]

It's never been about cost-benefit analysis and the amounts spent by BDS pales into insignificance when it comes to the amount the Zionists have forked out in order to "fight" BDS.

LINK to show the disparity ?

when 110,000 palestinians working for Israeli companies risk loosing their jobs that pay up to 5 times the rate of palestinian companies pay, the palestinians are the ones to suffer.

It's not so clear cut as you make out; they suffer already as this article (the most unbiased I could find) makes clear.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/11/w...nk-for-israeli-industry-they-oppose.html?_r=0

The article gives the workforce at 25,000 so I assume your 110,000 includes those workers that indirectly rely on the illegal Zionist Israeli economic colonisation. the article states that Palestinian workers earn roughly a third of what equivalent Israelis are paid. To quote, "“If we have our land, if we have our resources, if we have independence, if we have control of our economy, then we will give them opportunities,” Mr. Mustafa said. “Yes, they are paying them more, but who wants to be working in a settlement? This is, in a way, even worse than not giving them a job.”

Then why do the Palestinians take the Jobs, anyway that is of no consequence now as the work has been taken away from them because of BDS. That is what the BDS movement has achieved thousands of Palestinians without an income and children going hungry and cold because they have no food or warm clothing. And none of it is Israel's fault is it

.............and the courts have yet again found that the palestinians must pay american victims families $650 million for their loss. The lack of peace is going to cost the palestinians dearly. The lack of development on gas drilling, the withholding of tariffs, the withholding of funds from promised by world donors let along any new donations............

...and US Civil Law has jurisdiction over Palestine? That's interesting. If that's the case, Palestinians might be able to bring class action suits against American weapons manufacturers in American courts which could run into $ billions, given the number of Palestinians killed by American manufactured weapons systems.

What makes you think if BDS didn't exist Palestine would be able to develop it's own resources and conduct its own financial affairs without constant sabotage and interference from Zionist Israel?

 

[Phoenall]

It's never been about cost-benefit analysis and the amounts spent by BDS pales into insignificance when it comes to the amount the Zionists have forked out in order to "fight" BDS.

LINK to show the disparity ?

when 110,000 palestinians working for Israeli companies risk loosing their jobs that pay up to 5 times the rate of palestinian companies pay, the palestinians are the ones to suffer.

It's not so clear cut as you make out; they suffer already as this article (the most unbiased I could find) makes clear.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/11/w...nk-for-israeli-industry-they-oppose.html?_r=0

The article gives the workforce at 25,000 so I assume your 110,000 includes those workers that indirectly rely on the illegal Zionist Israeli economic colonisation. the article states that Palestinian workers earn roughly a third of what equivalent Israelis are paid. To quote, "“If we have our land, if we have our resources, if we have independence, if we have control of our economy, then we will give them opportunities,” Mr. Mustafa said. “Yes, they are paying them more, but who wants to be working in a settlement? This is, in a way, even worse than not giving them a job.”

Then why do the Palestinians take the Jobs, anyway that is of no consequence now as the work has been taken away from them because of BDS. That is what the BDS movement has achieved thousands of Palestinians without an income and children going hungry and cold because they have no food or warm clothing. And none of it is Israel's fault is it

All of it is Zionist Israel's fault, along with those Zionist stooges in the West who stand by and do nothing.

I suppose the bad weather that caused the floods was the Zionists fault as well, by the way still waiting for your definition.

 

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LINK to show the disparity ?

when 110,000 palestinians working for Israeli companies risk loosing their jobs that pay up to 5 times the rate of palestinian companies pay, the palestinians are the ones to suffer.

It's not so clear cut as you make out; they suffer already as this article (the most unbiased I could find) makes clear.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/11/w...nk-for-israeli-industry-they-oppose.html?_r=0

The article gives the workforce at 25,000 so I assume your 110,000 includes those workers that indirectly rely on the illegal Zionist Israeli economic colonisation. the article states that Palestinian workers earn roughly a third of what equivalent Israelis are paid. To quote, "“If we have our land, if we have our resources, if we have independence, if we have control of our economy, then we will give them opportunities,” Mr. Mustafa said. “Yes, they are paying them more, but who wants to be working in a settlement? This is, in a way, even worse than not giving them a job.”

Then why do the Palestinians take the Jobs, anyway that is of no consequence now as the work has been taken away from them because of BDS. That is what the BDS movement has achieved thousands of Palestinians without an income and children going hungry and cold because they have no food or warm clothing. And none of it is Israel's fault is it

.............and the courts have yet again found that the palestinians must pay american victims families $650 million for their loss. The lack of peace is going to cost the palestinians dearly. The lack of development on gas drilling, the withholding of tariffs, the withholding of funds from promised by world donors let along any new donations............

...and US Civil Law has jurisdiction over Palestine? That's interesting. If that's the case, Palestinians might be able to bring class action suits against American weapons manufacturers in American courts which could run into $ billions, given the number of Palestinians killed by American manufactured weapons systems.

What makes you think if BDS didn't exist Palestine would be able to develop it's own resources and conduct its own financial affairs without constant sabotage and interference from Zionist Israel?

Yes if any Palestinian sets foot in America, so I wonder how they will fare when the courts go after them.

They can try but they are bound to fail on one small technicality, they started the violence and so they are to blame.

What makes you think that the Palestinians would give up their handouts to work for a living, they have not managed to do it yet after 27 years