Methodist Church Considers HP Company Divestment

[Freeman]

Will the jew slave Clinton boycott her Church?!
"The divestment petition, or proposed church legislation, states that “Hewlett Packard provides data storage for settlements, manages information technology for the Israeli Navy, and provides biometric monitoring of checkpoints inside the West Bank” and that the church has been asking the company not to support Israeli settlements for years."

United Methodist Church Considers Hewlett Packard Divestment

 

[Fenton Lum]

Divestment is what finally brought down Apartheid in South Africa.

 

[Freeman]

Divestment is what finally brought down Apartheid in South Africa.

It can also bring down the israeli Apartheid.

 

[Phoenall]

Divestment is what finally brought down Apartheid in South Africa.

NOPE it was UN sanctions that the nations agreed with . But still waiting for the evidence of apartheid in Israel, will you ever find any ?

 

[Phoenall]

Divestment is what finally brought down Apartheid in South Africa.

It can also bring down the israeli Apartheid.

still waiting for the evidence of apartheid in Israel, will you ever find any ?

 

[Fenton Lum]

Divestment is what finally brought down Apartheid in South Africa.

NOPE it was UN sanctions that the nations agreed with . But still waiting for the evidence of apartheid in Israel, will you ever find any ?

Nope. Look into it.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Divestment is what finally brought down Apartheid in South Africa.

It can also bring down the israeli Apartheid.

still waiting for the evidence of apartheid in Israel, will you ever find any ?

I think aware folk know what's going on there with the Israeli's Palestinian cleansing and terrorism.

 

[Freeman]

Divestment is what finally brought down Apartheid in South Africa.

It can also bring down the israeli Apartheid.

still waiting for the evidence of apartheid in Israel, will you ever find any ?

Of course.

 

[RoccoR]

Freeman, et al,

I'm really interested in this!

I understood there were two areas in two cities in ISrael that were overwhelmed by

I thought that under the UN Charter that the UN was prohibited from intervening in matters which are essentially within the domestic jurisdiction of any state???

Is it true that this information is all wrong?

Women in Arab League countries “suffer from unequal citizenship and legal entitlements, often evident in voting rights and legal codes [and] from inequality of opportunity, evident in employment status, wages and gender-based occupational segregation.” Their “political and economic participation remains the lowest in the world.” –UN Human Development Report, 2002 p. 224

No laws protect women against domestic violence. Rape is blamed on women, even if they are young children. Rapists can escape legal punishment by marrying their victims. In Iran and Saudi Arabia, the female victims are often punished for “immorality.” Women’s court testimony is worth less than men’s, especially in cases of rape and domestic violence. Family law requires wives’ “obedience” to husbands, who are legally “heads of the household.” Women can be forced into arranged marriages.

Fifteen-year-old Rofayda Qaoud from the Palestinian village of Abu Qash was raped and impregnated by her brothers. When she refused to kill herself to save her family’s honor, her mother Amira (left) suffocated, stabbed, and beat her to death the night of January 23, 2003.6 She received a light sentence, as “honor killing” is a mitigating factor in the Palestinian judicial system.

In Gaza, a 27-year-old mother of five was bludgeoned to death with an iron chain. According to police in Gaza, her father, Jawdat al-Najar, heard his daughter Fadia, who had divorced in 2005, speaking on the phone with a man. He believed she was having a relationship with him. Police say al-Najar became enraged and beat her to death. Gaza 2009: Mother of five bludgeoned to death with an iron chain. Source: www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/meast/07/30/mideast.honor.killings/
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Israel Apartheid Week Blind to Middle East Issues




Joseph Stern, Contributing Writer
April 18, 2016

This past week on NYU’s campus was deemed “Israel Apartheid Week.” Spearheaded by Boycott, Divest Sanction and supported by Students for Justice in Palestine, the week hopes to bring to light alleged atrocities. But, in truth, it seems these actions are more about a strategy of deflection, which neglect addressing the dysfunction of many Arab societies.

Do we want Israel to look more like the underdeveloped Arab League States?

Most Respectfully,
R

 

[montelatici]

Oppression by disgusting Islamists is no different from oppression by disgusting Zionists.

 

[Roudy]

Will the jew slave Clinton boycott her Church?!
"The divestment petition, or proposed church legislation, states that “Hewlett Packard provides data storage for settlements, manages information technology for the Israeli Navy, and provides biometric monitoring of checkpoints inside the West Bank” and that the church has been asking the company not to support Israeli settlements for years."

United Methodist Church Considers Hewlett Packard Divestment

Good. Nobody gives a Shiite.

 

[Roudy]

Nope, oppression and terror by disgusting barbaric Iskamist is unique to itself and a cancer to humanity. Zionists just another group of the good guys on the front lines of fighting Islamist animals

 

[Roudy]

Divestment is what finally brought down Apartheid in South Africa.

Actually the boycott divestment movement failed and went down in flames. Most US campuses and federal, state, and local govt.'s are banning it because it has been identified as a front for Islamofacism.

 

[Freeman]

Nope, oppression and terror by disgusting barbaric Iskamist is unique to itself and a cancer to humanity. Zionists just another group of the good guys on the front lines of fighting Islamist animals

Divestment is what finally brought down Apartheid in South Africa.

Actually the boycott divestment movement failed and went down in flames. Most US campuses and federal, state, and local govt.'s are banning it because it has been identified as a front for Islamofacism.

You see islamist conspiracy in every topic! goofy!

Fortunately there are palestinians who will fight against zionazis to liberate their lands.

 

[MJB12741]

Will the jew slave Clinton boycott her Church?!
"The divestment petition, or proposed church legislation, states that “Hewlett Packard provides data storage for settlements, manages information technology for the Israeli Navy, and provides biometric monitoring of checkpoints inside the West Bank” and that the church has been asking the company not to support Israeli settlements for years."

United Methodist Church Considers Hewlett Packard Divestment

Hey Dopey. Calhoun is out & Israel is in with the United Methodist Church hierarcy & members. Read the latest. Enjoy. 'Atta boy.

United Methodist Church Votes Against Israel Divestment

 

[Freeman]

Will the jew slave Clinton boycott her Church?!
"The divestment petition, or proposed church legislation, states that “Hewlett Packard provides data storage for settlements, manages information technology for the Israeli Navy, and provides biometric monitoring of checkpoints inside the West Bank” and that the church has been asking the company not to support Israeli settlements for years."

United Methodist Church Considers Hewlett Packard Divestment

Hey Dopey. Calhoun is out & Israel is in with the United Methodist Church hierarcy & members. Read the latest. Enjoy. 'Atta boy.

United Methodist Church Votes Against Israel Divestment

How much the Aipac paid the church guides?!

 

[Freeman]

Freeman, et al,

I'm really interested in this!

I understood there were two areas in two cities in ISrael that were overwhelmed by

I thought that under the UN Charter that the UN was prohibited from intervening in matters which are essentially within the domestic jurisdiction of any state???

Is it true that this information is all wrong?

Women in Arab League countries “suffer from unequal citizenship and legal entitlements, often evident in voting rights and legal codes [and] from inequality of opportunity, evident in employment status, wages and gender-based occupational segregation.” Their “political and economic participation remains the lowest in the world.” –UN Human Development Report, 2002 p. 224

No laws protect women against domestic violence. Rape is blamed on women, even if they are young children. Rapists can escape legal punishment by marrying their victims. In Iran and Saudi Arabia, the female victims are often punished for “immorality.” Women’s court testimony is worth less than men’s, especially in cases of rape and domestic violence. Family law requires wives’ “obedience” to husbands, who are legally “heads of the household.” Women can be forced into arranged marriages.

Fifteen-year-old Rofayda Qaoud from the Palestinian village of Abu Qash was raped and impregnated by her brothers. When she refused to kill herself to save her family’s honor, her mother Amira (left) suffocated, stabbed, and beat her to death the night of January 23, 2003.6 She received a light sentence, as “honor killing” is a mitigating factor in the Palestinian judicial system.

In Gaza, a 27-year-old mother of five was bludgeoned to death with an iron chain. According to police in Gaza, her father, Jawdat al-Najar, heard his daughter Fadia, who had divorced in 2005, speaking on the phone with a man. He believed she was having a relationship with him. Police say al-Najar became enraged and beat her to death. Gaza 2009: Mother of five bludgeoned to death with an iron chain. Source: www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/meast/07/30/mideast.honor.killings/
​

Israel Apartheid Week Blind to Middle East Issues




Joseph Stern, Contributing Writer
April 18, 2016

This past week on NYU’s campus was deemed “Israel Apartheid Week.” Spearheaded by Boycott, Divest Sanction and supported by Students for Justice in Palestine, the week hopes to bring to light alleged atrocities. But, in truth, it seems these actions are more about a strategy of deflection, which neglect addressing the dysfunction of many Arab societies.

Do we want Israel to look more like the underdeveloped Arab League States?

Most Respectfully,
R

Can Germany do the same thing?
Luxembourg pension fund dumps 9 Israeli firms over settlements
Luxembourg’s state pension fund FDC has excluded nine major Israeli banks and firms and one US company because of their involvement in Israeli settlements and human rights violations in the occupied Palestinian territories.
Luxembourg pension fund dumps 9 Israeli firms over settlements

 

[RoccoR]

Freeman, et al,

I suppose they can. But it only makes the return on the investment greater for the remainder of the investment holders.

This was a story on the events of 2013 through the first quarter 2014
Ali Abunimah Rights and Accountability 25 February 2014
Luxembourg pension fund dumps 9 Israeli firms over settlements

Luxembourg pension fund dumps 9 Israeli firms over settlements
Luxembourg’s state pension fund FDC has excluded nine major Israeli banks and firms and one US company because of their involvement in Israeli settlements and human rights violations in the occupied Palestinian territories.
Luxembourg pension fund dumps 9 Israeli firms over settlements

(COMMENT)

This is the argument that certain investors, not supporting to the Oslo Agreement and the Area "C" jurisdiction, wish to make a noise. But in terms of financial damage, we need to look at the Year-End 2014 Report for (say) Bank Hapoalim. You can see that earning were up across the board.

Similarly, the First International Bank of Israel, posted improvements (Source: Bloomberg).

First International Bank of Israel Reports Earnings Results for First Quarter of 2016
May 19 16
First International Bank of Israel reported earnings results for first quarter of 2016. For the period, the bank's profit rose 17.6% to ILS 147 million from ILS 125 million in the corresponding quarter of 2015. Revenue was up slightly to ILS 899 million. Return on equity rose from 6.5% in the first quarter of 2015 to 8.5% in the first quarter of 2016.
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In terms of securities and financial investments, there is no such thing as earning too much from the ROI. There is always room for improvement. But the Credit Rating are still in the "A" range.

Most Respectfully,
R

 

[Freeman]

Freeman, et al,

I suppose they can. But it only makes the return on the investment greater for the remainder of the investment holders.

This was a story on the events of 2013 through the first quarter 2014
Ali Abunimah Rights and Accountability 25 February 2014
Luxembourg pension fund dumps 9 Israeli firms over settlements

Luxembourg pension fund dumps 9 Israeli firms over settlements
Luxembourg’s state pension fund FDC has excluded nine major Israeli banks and firms and one US company because of their involvement in Israeli settlements and human rights violations in the occupied Palestinian territories.
Luxembourg pension fund dumps 9 Israeli firms over settlements

(COMMENT)

This is the argument that certain investors, not supporting to the Oslo Agreement and the Area "C" jurisdiction, wish to make a noise. But in terms of financial damage, we need to look at the Year-End 2014 Report for (say) Bank Hapoalim. You can see that earning were up across the board.

Similarly, the First International Bank of Israel, posted improvements (Source: Bloomberg).

First International Bank of Israel Reports Earnings Results for First Quarter of 2016
May 19 16
First International Bank of Israel reported earnings results for first quarter of 2016. For the period, the bank's profit rose 17.6% to ILS 147 million from ILS 125 million in the corresponding quarter of 2015. Revenue was up slightly to ILS 899 million. Return on equity rose from 6.5% in the first quarter of 2015 to 8.5% in the first quarter of 2016.
​

In terms of securities and financial investments, there is no such thing as earning too much from the ROI. There is always room for improvement. But the Credit Rating are still in the "A" range.

Most Respectfully,
R

Your comment is not clear, are you for the settlements expansion?

 

[RoccoR]

Freeman, et al,

Yeah, I get this alot.

Your comment is not clear, are you for the settlements expansion?

(COMMENT)

I'm not in favor of expanding settlements beyond the dissolved Armistice Lines (In fact quite the opposite). That is not the same as agreeing that expansion of Area "C" (full Israeli civil and security control, Oslo II Accord) settlements are illegal. ASK: Did the Arab Palestinians agree to the arrangement and grant jurisdiction over Area "C"?

The Hostile Arab Palestinians (HoAP) have had more than 20 years to exercise the Article XV: Resolution of dispute protocols which cover disputes that cannot be settled by negotiations to resolve by a mechanism of conciliation to be agreed upon by the parties (Arab/PA 'vs' Israel).

I think most of us understand that the Interim Arrangements were an integral part of the once ongoing peace process. BUT, it requires both sides to step up to the plate and put forth a good faith effort in the negotiations on the Permanent Status items (Jerusalem, refugees, settlements, security arrangements, borders, relations and co-operation with other neighbours, and other issues of common interest) will lead to address implementation of Security Council resolutions 242 (1967) and 338 (1973).

The HoAP have always had the bring to bring the one or more of the issues before the Joint Liaison Committee or an agreed upon Arbitration Committee. BUT they have not.

The expression that the Settlements are "illegal" flies in the face of the Accord which establishes the criteria for "Area "C" with the consent of the “sole and legitimate representative of the Palestinian people.” (The Arab Summit in 1974)

Most Respectfully,
R