Israel criticizes Falk for boycott call

[P F Tinmore]

NAZARETH, (PIC)-- The Israeli government criticized UN special rapporteur on human rights in occupied Palestinian territories, Richard Falk, after he had urged a boycott of companies working in or dealing with Jewish settlements in occupied Palestinian land.

Falk submitted his report, which documented the Israeli ongoing violations against Palestinians in the occupied territories, during the UN General Assembly meeting on Friday in New York.

Falk had pointed out in his report that the Israeli settlement policy violates international humanitarian laws, and called on the UNGA to issue a resolution that requires boycotting the Israeli and international companies tied to Jewish settlements.

Falk lists 13 companies in his report to the UNGA, but notes that this is a small portion of the businesses operating or dealing in the Jewish settlements.

Israel criticizes Falk for boycott call

 

[BecauseIKnow]

They criticize anyone who documents their violations against Palestinians.

Unfortunately the people cannot change anything.

Israel has its way with these illegal violations.

 

[Hossfly]

They criticize anyone who documents their violations against Palestinians.

Unfortunately the people cannot change anything.

Israel has its way with these illegal violations.

Maybe we should call a boycott of all the goods which are made in Muslim countries where Hindus, Buddhists and Christians are harassed and even murdered. Perhaps Baghdad Bob would go for that. Check the labels before you buy anything. Meanwhile, I wonder if Bob here will have a problem with Israel doing the following, or will he want a boycott on that?

October 30, 2012

Israeli tablets to purify water for Syrians

by Viva Sarah Press, Israel21c

On their way to Syria: AquaTabs water purification tablets.
Citing humanitarian reasons, the Israeli Finance Ministry recently gave the green light for a subsidiary of Israel Chemicals – which is owned by the Israeli company but is based in Ireland – to sell water purification tablets for distribution in war-torn Syria, even though it is considered an enemy state.

With clean water availability at an all-time low in Syria, the United Nations international aid agency UNICEF has been working to rehabilitate the country’s water sources.

The organization turned to Medentech, Israel Chemicals’ Ireland-based subsidiary, with a request to buy its AquaTabs water purification tablets. But the law prohibiting Israeli companies from selling a product to a hostile state could have sunk the plan.

Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz was called to authorize the deal and did so, noting that the world’s best-selling water purification tablets would not be sold directly to Syria but rather to the UN agency.

Humanitarianism trumps politics

The Israeli law drafted in 1939 forbids Israeli companies from knowingly selling products that will benefit an enemy state. According to a report in Calcalist, the government must authorize all business agreements between Israel and enemy nations.

The Israeli business daily reported that while this is not the first time the government has okayed such a transaction, it is unusual.

But as Israel is known for its humanitarian efforts around the globe, obtaining special authorization and waiving the law for the water purification deal was more a formality than an anomaly.

The AquaTabs are effervescent tablets that kill micro-organisms in water to prevent cholera, typhoid, dysentery and other water-borne diseases. The chlorine pills are considered a better alternative to boiling water to remove contaminants.

“UNICEF is urgently scaling up its emergency response to reach hundreds of thousands of children with child protection, water, sanitation and hygiene, health and nutrition, and education initiatives,” according to a UNICEF statement.

According to the UN about 1.2 million Syrians have been internally displaced within the country, and hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees have fled to neighboring countries. The UN also estimates that there are another one million Syrians still living in their homes in need of humanitarian aid.

 

[BecauseIKnow]

Israel 21c?

Another Israeli Zionist apologist site?

More diversions by HF. He really could just keep his mouth shut, or at the least try to make his points and create his own threads.

But he continues to spam.

And it doesn't change the fact that Israel trashes investigations if their crimes all the time.

 

[P F Tinmore]

They criticize anyone who documents their violations against Palestinians.

Unfortunately the people cannot change anything.

Israel has its way with these illegal violations.

Maybe we should call a boycott of all the goods which are made in Muslim countries where Hindus, Buddhists and Christians are harassed and even murdered. Perhaps Baghdad Bob would go for that. Check the labels before you buy anything. Meanwhile, I wonder if Bob here will have a problem with Israel doing the following, or will he want a boycott on that?

October 30, 2012

Israeli tablets to purify water for Syrians

by Viva Sarah Press, Israel21c

On their way to Syria: AquaTabs water purification tablets.
Citing humanitarian reasons, the Israeli Finance Ministry recently gave the green light for a subsidiary of Israel Chemicals – which is owned by the Israeli company but is based in Ireland – to sell water purification tablets for distribution in war-torn Syria, even though it is considered an enemy state.

With clean water availability at an all-time low in Syria, the United Nations international aid agency UNICEF has been working to rehabilitate the country’s water sources.

The organization turned to Medentech, Israel Chemicals’ Ireland-based subsidiary, with a request to buy its AquaTabs water purification tablets. But the law prohibiting Israeli companies from selling a product to a hostile state could have sunk the plan.

Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz was called to authorize the deal and did so, noting that the world’s best-selling water purification tablets would not be sold directly to Syria but rather to the UN agency.

Humanitarianism trumps politics

The Israeli law drafted in 1939 forbids Israeli companies from knowingly selling products that will benefit an enemy state. According to a report in Calcalist, the government must authorize all business agreements between Israel and enemy nations.

The Israeli business daily reported that while this is not the first time the government has okayed such a transaction, it is unusual.

But as Israel is known for its humanitarian efforts around the globe, obtaining special authorization and waiving the law for the water purification deal was more a formality than an anomaly.

The AquaTabs are effervescent tablets that kill micro-organisms in water to prevent cholera, typhoid, dysentery and other water-borne diseases. The chlorine pills are considered a better alternative to boiling water to remove contaminants.

“UNICEF is urgently scaling up its emergency response to reach hundreds of thousands of children with child protection, water, sanitation and hygiene, health and nutrition, and education initiatives,” according to a UNICEF statement.

According to the UN about 1.2 million Syrians have been internally displaced within the country, and hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees have fled to neighboring countries. The UN also estimates that there are another one million Syrians still living in their homes in need of humanitarian aid.

But as Israel is known for its humanitarian efforts around the globe, obtaining special authorization and waiving the law for the water purification deal was more a formality than an anomaly.

Yet the water in Gaza is undrinkable because Israel will not allow the repair of water treatment plants.

 

[Hossfly]

They criticize anyone who documents their violations against Palestinians.

Unfortunately the people cannot change anything.

Israel has its way with these illegal violations.

Maybe we should call a boycott of all the goods which are made in Muslim countries where Hindus, Buddhists and Christians are harassed and even murdered. Perhaps Baghdad Bob would go for that. Check the labels before you buy anything. Meanwhile, I wonder if Bob here will have a problem with Israel doing the following, or will he want a boycott on that?

October 30, 2012

Israeli tablets to purify water for Syrians

by Viva Sarah Press, Israel21c

On their way to Syria: AquaTabs water purification tablets.
Citing humanitarian reasons, the Israeli Finance Ministry recently gave the green light for a subsidiary of Israel Chemicals – which is owned by the Israeli company but is based in Ireland – to sell water purification tablets for distribution in war-torn Syria, even though it is considered an enemy state.

With clean water availability at an all-time low in Syria, the United Nations international aid agency UNICEF has been working to rehabilitate the country’s water sources.

The organization turned to Medentech, Israel Chemicals’ Ireland-based subsidiary, with a request to buy its AquaTabs water purification tablets. But the law prohibiting Israeli companies from selling a product to a hostile state could have sunk the plan.

Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz was called to authorize the deal and did so, noting that the world’s best-selling water purification tablets would not be sold directly to Syria but rather to the UN agency.

Humanitarianism trumps politics

The Israeli law drafted in 1939 forbids Israeli companies from knowingly selling products that will benefit an enemy state. According to a report in Calcalist, the government must authorize all business agreements between Israel and enemy nations.

The Israeli business daily reported that while this is not the first time the government has okayed such a transaction, it is unusual.

But as Israel is known for its humanitarian efforts around the globe, obtaining special authorization and waiving the law for the water purification deal was more a formality than an anomaly.

The AquaTabs are effervescent tablets that kill micro-organisms in water to prevent cholera, typhoid, dysentery and other water-borne diseases. The chlorine pills are considered a better alternative to boiling water to remove contaminants.

“UNICEF is urgently scaling up its emergency response to reach hundreds of thousands of children with child protection, water, sanitation and hygiene, health and nutrition, and education initiatives,” according to a UNICEF statement.

According to the UN about 1.2 million Syrians have been internally displaced within the country, and hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees have fled to neighboring countries. The UN also estimates that there are another one million Syrians still living in their homes in need of humanitarian aid.

But as Israel is known for its humanitarian efforts around the globe, obtaining special authorization and waiving the law for the water purification deal was more a formality than an anomaly.

Yet the water in Gaza is undrinkable because Israel will not allow the repair of water treatment plants.

Let 'em drink Dr Pepper.

 

[Hossfly]

Israel 21c?

Another Israeli Zionist apologist site?

More diversions by HF. He really could just keep his mouth shut, or at the least try to make his points and create his own threads.

But he continues to spam.

And it doesn't change the fact that Israel trashes investigations if their crimes all the time.

Silly Baghdad Bob, he sees something with Israel in it, and he is having a conniption fit. That site happens to tell the achievements going on in Israel for such things as medical and technological advances. I certainly hope that if you are ever in need of something medical which was invented in israel, you turn it down because you don't want to be a Muslim hypocrite, not that you aren't already. And, dopey, spamming is when you post the same article over and over and over.

An example of the articles on the Israel 21 site. Do you want more, Mr. Silly Know-it-all?
Safer chemo, thanks to Israeli math | ISRAEL21c

And let us not forget, Baghdad Bob, that it is like a revolving door in Palestinian prisons, especially if they kill Jews.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Israel 21c?

Another Israeli Zionist apologist site?

More diversions by HF. He really could just keep his mouth shut, or at the least try to make his points and create his own threads.

But he continues to spam.

And it doesn't change the fact that Israel trashes investigations if their crimes all the time.

Silly Baghdad Bob, he sees something with Israel in it, and he is having a conniption fit. That site happens to tell the achievements going on in Israel for such things as medical and technological advances. I certainly hope that if you are ever in need of something medical which was invented in israel, you turn it down because you don't want to be a Muslim hypocrite, not that you aren't already. And, dopey, spamming is when you post the same article over and over and over.

An example of the articles on the Israel 21 site. Do you want more, Mr. Silly Know-it-all?
Safer chemo, thanks to Israeli math | ISRAEL21c

And let us not forget, Baghdad Bob, that it is like a revolving door in Palestinian prisons, especially if they kill Jews.

More "Brand Israel" propaganda.

 

[skye]

Oh! Look ...the Mullahs have started another anti western/anti Israel thread!

 

[kvetch]

They criticize anyone who documents their violations against Palestinians.

Unfortunately the people cannot change anything.

Israel has its way with these illegal violations.

Maybe we should call a boycott of all the goods which are made in Muslim countries where Hindus, Buddhists and Christians are harassed and even murdered. Perhaps Baghdad Bob would go for that. Check the labels before you buy anything. Meanwhile, I wonder if Bob here will have a problem with Israel doing the following, or will he want a boycott on that?

October 30, 2012

Israeli tablets to purify water for Syrians

by Viva Sarah Press, Israel21c

On their way to Syria: AquaTabs water purification tablets.
Citing humanitarian reasons, the Israeli Finance Ministry recently gave the green light for a subsidiary of Israel Chemicals – which is owned by the Israeli company but is based in Ireland – to sell water purification tablets for distribution in war-torn Syria, even though it is considered an enemy state.

With clean water availability at an all-time low in Syria, the United Nations international aid agency UNICEF has been working to rehabilitate the country’s water sources.

The organization turned to Medentech, Israel Chemicals’ Ireland-based subsidiary, with a request to buy its AquaTabs water purification tablets. But the law prohibiting Israeli companies from selling a product to a hostile state could have sunk the plan.

Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz was called to authorize the deal and did so, noting that the world’s best-selling water purification tablets would not be sold directly to Syria but rather to the UN agency.

Humanitarianism trumps politics

The Israeli law drafted in 1939 forbids Israeli companies from knowingly selling products that will benefit an enemy state. According to a report in Calcalist, the government must authorize all business agreements between Israel and enemy nations.

The Israeli business daily reported that while this is not the first time the government has okayed such a transaction, it is unusual.

But as Israel is known for its humanitarian efforts around the globe, obtaining special authorization and waiving the law for the water purification deal was more a formality than an anomaly.

The AquaTabs are effervescent tablets that kill micro-organisms in water to prevent cholera, typhoid, dysentery and other water-borne diseases. The chlorine pills are considered a better alternative to boiling water to remove contaminants.

“UNICEF is urgently scaling up its emergency response to reach hundreds of thousands of children with child protection, water, sanitation and hygiene, health and nutrition, and education initiatives,” according to a UNICEF statement.

According to the UN about 1.2 million Syrians have been internally displaced within the country, and hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees have fled to neighboring countries. The UN also estimates that there are another one million Syrians still living in their homes in need of humanitarian aid.

so israel steals all the palestinians water just so they can purify it for their syrian friends...does it?? hasbara crap as usual

thief settlers have swimmin pools while pals have to buy water from greedy israeli water co tankers at ten fold price

and the water in the aquifiers it comes from belongs to the pals

ziothieves steal everything....even soil and water...........greedy bastards

 

[kvetch]

Let 'em drink Dr Pepper.

the most disgustin drink ever concocted................vile

wouldn't wish that even on a zio

in south india they drink real pepper water called rasam

now that's healthy stuff....let the yanx and all drink that; they would be less fat and ugly and stoopid

 

[Lipush]

Jews were banned in the past. Nothing changes. We will deal.

 

[kvetch]

NAZARETH, (PIC)-- The Israeli government criticized UN special rapporteur on human rights in occupied Palestinian territories, Richard Falk, after he had urged a boycott of companies working in or dealing with Jewish settlements in occupied Palestinian land.

Falk submitted his report, which documented the Israeli ongoing violations against Palestinians in the occupied territories, during the UN General Assembly meeting on Friday in New York.

Falk had pointed out in his report that the Israeli settlement policy violates international humanitarian laws, and called on the UNGA to issue a resolution that requires boycotting the Israeli and international companies tied to Jewish settlements.

Falk lists 13 companies in his report to the UNGA, but notes that this is a small portion of the businesses operating or dealing in the Jewish settlements.

Israel criticizes Falk for boycott call

i think falk is a jewish name; another honest non hating jew??

just wait for lipushy to call him a moiser, whatever that is

 

[Lipush]

You have much to learn kid.

 

[kvetch]

They criticize anyone who documents their violations against Palestinians.

Unfortunately the people cannot change anything.

Israel has its way with these illegal violations.

Maybe we should call a boycott of all the goods which are made in Muslim countries where Hindus, Buddhists and Christians are harassed and even murdered. Perhaps Baghdad Bob would go for that. Check the labels before you buy anything. Meanwhile, I wonder if Bob here will have a problem with Israel doing the following, or will he want a boycott on that?

October 30, 2012

Israeli tablets to purify water for Syrians

by Viva Sarah Press, Israel21c

On their way to Syria: AquaTabs water purification tablets.
Citing humanitarian reasons, the Israeli Finance Ministry recently gave the green light for a subsidiary of Israel Chemicals – which is owned by the Israeli company but is based in Ireland – to sell water purification tablets for distribution in war-torn Syria, even though it is considered an enemy state.

With clean water availability at an all-time low in Syria, the United Nations international aid agency UNICEF has been working to rehabilitate the country’s water sources.

The organization turned to Medentech, Israel Chemicals’ Ireland-based subsidiary, with a request to buy its AquaTabs water purification tablets. But the law prohibiting Israeli companies from selling a product to a hostile state could have sunk the plan.

Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz was called to authorize the deal and did so, noting that the world’s best-selling water purification tablets would not be sold directly to Syria but rather to the UN agency.

Humanitarianism trumps politics

The Israeli law drafted in 1939 forbids Israeli companies from knowingly selling products that will benefit an enemy state. According to a report in Calcalist, the government must authorize all business agreements between Israel and enemy nations.

The Israeli business daily reported that while this is not the first time the government has okayed such a transaction, it is unusual.

But as Israel is known for its humanitarian efforts around the globe, obtaining special authorization and waiving the law for the water purification deal was more a formality than an anomaly.

The AquaTabs are effervescent tablets that kill micro-organisms in water to prevent cholera, typhoid, dysentery and other water-borne diseases. The chlorine pills are considered a better alternative to boiling water to remove contaminants.

“UNICEF is urgently scaling up its emergency response to reach hundreds of thousands of children with child protection, water, sanitation and hygiene, health and nutrition, and education initiatives,” according to a UNICEF statement.

According to the UN about 1.2 million Syrians have been internally displaced within the country, and hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees have fled to neighboring countries. The UN also estimates that there are another one million Syrians still living in their homes in need of humanitarian aid.

granted israel is full of talent and a little bit is used for great purposes like you say

desalination, electric cars, green and medical stuff, lots of things

tragic so much jewish talent is abused and wasted on fighting and thieving

i have noticed a tokenistic pattern about israeli aid which is largely hasbara

they send one small team only with a huge israeli flag and try and get media attention, eg turkish eartquake, bosnia, kosovo

only a few people and attention seeking purely

when it is REAL asylum seekers like africans in israel,they get vilified pogrom-ised and stuck in specially built jails in the desert...if they are lucky

 

[kvetch]

You have much to learn kid.

since you dont have the decency to tell me.......you anal retentive yenta

moiser....from a net dictionary

A friendly insult used to jibe a close friend that has acted increduously.

Or, an expression of utter disbelief. Used mostly in the Jewish/Yiddish

is that what you think of goldstone?

doesn't fit, quite does it?

 

[Hossfly]

Israel 21c?

Another Israeli Zionist apologist site?

More diversions by HF. He really could just keep his mouth shut, or at the least try to make his points and create his own threads.

But he continues to spam.

And it doesn't change the fact that Israel trashes investigations if their crimes all the time.

Silly Baghdad Bob, he sees something with Israel in it, and he is having a conniption fit. That site happens to tell the achievements going on in Israel for such things as medical and technological advances. I certainly hope that if you are ever in need of something medical which was invented in israel, you turn it down because you don't want to be a Muslim hypocrite, not that you aren't already. And, dopey, spamming is when you post the same article over and over and over.

An example of the articles on the Israel 21 site. Do you want more, Mr. Silly Know-it-all?
Safer chemo, thanks to Israeli math | ISRAEL21c

And let us not forget, Baghdad Bob, that it is like a revolving door in Palestinian prisons, especially if they kill Jews.

More "Brand Israel" propaganda.

Well, Tinny, you seem to have a good time with your Palestinian propaganda on your magic computer that really isn't there so I wouldn't be talking if I were you.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolving_door_policy_(Palestinian_Authority)

 

[P F Tinmore]

Silly Baghdad Bob, he sees something with Israel in it, and he is having a conniption fit. That site happens to tell the achievements going on in Israel for such things as medical and technological advances. I certainly hope that if you are ever in need of something medical which was invented in israel, you turn it down because you don't want to be a Muslim hypocrite, not that you aren't already. And, dopey, spamming is when you post the same article over and over and over.

An example of the articles on the Israel 21 site. Do you want more, Mr. Silly Know-it-all?
Safer chemo, thanks to Israeli math | ISRAEL21c

And let us not forget, Baghdad Bob, that it is like a revolving door in Palestinian prisons, especially if they kill Jews.

More "Brand Israel" propaganda.

Well, Tinny, you seem to have a good time with your Palestinian propaganda on your magic computer that really isn't there so I wouldn't be talking if I were you.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolving_door_policy_(Palestinian_Authority)

Behind Brand Israel: Israel’s recent propaganda efforts

The main tactics

In October 2005, the Forward reported that directors from the Israeli foreign ministry, prime minister’s office and finance ministry met to work out “a new plan to improve the country’s image abroad — by downplaying religion and avoiding any discussion of the conflict with the Palestinians.” Although the “Brand Israel” initiative was launched in 2006, its origins can be dated to 2001 when Boaz Mourad, the founder of the Insight Research Group, and Ido Aharoni of the Israeli Foreign Service, “pulled together a branding team for Israel” (including a partner from public relations heavyweight Burson-Marsteller).

During her term as foreign minister, Tzipi Livni appointed Aharoni as head of the “Brand Israel” project, as well as assigning $4 million for the first two years (which is additional to the annual $3 million budget for “hasbara” or propaganda). When it was launched in October 2006, the Israeli MFA promised that Brand Israel would “advance several objectives” including trade, tourism and strengthening “Israel’s positive image” for political reasons.

The firm’s founder toured Israel as part of the mission “to create a brand disconnected from the Arab-Israeli conflict that focuses instead on Israel’s scientific and cultural achievements.”

Behind Brand Israel: Israel's recent propaganda efforts | The Electronic Intifada

 

[docmauser1]

Behind Brand Israel: Israel’s recent propaganda efforts

Electronic intifada hates competition, of course.

 

[irosie91]

Behind Brand Israel: Israel’s recent propaganda efforts

Electronic intifada hates competition, of course.

Leave tinnie alone----he is still working on his INFORMATION PIECE----proving that jews invented AIDS and have created cholere epidemics in muslim populations that shit in their own drinking water