Warning labels are in vogue. ‘Cigarettes can seriously damage your health’. ‘Caution — hot liquid!’ Anti-Israel advocates also want to develop public fear and loathing. ‘Warning — Jewish-made products can kill!’
http://www.thecommentator.com/article/4763/the_lawless_label_made_by_jews
For how much longer can the war of words over the legality of settlements rage back and forth? Even a final verdict, for or against, would be unproductive.
Legal or not, some 400,000 Jews in 130 settlement towns aren’t going anywhere, and demanding that they go reflects a desire for ethnic cleansing that we may relegate to a league for criminal maniacs.
Those without a bone to pick would accept facts on the ground and enter a war of words that will go somewhere. Europe’s trade policy for ‘occupation’ products has a murky record that looks set to get grubby. Now there’s a war worth fighting.
“There do not appear to be any European Commission laws which could be breached by a member state taking the decision to ban the import of settlement produce…”
With this ruling, Cambridge professor of international law, James Crawford gave Europe the nod. Go ahead — ban settlement products.
Observe the slippery slope. Notice how freely one can slide from labeling products to a blanket ban on products. From there to a blanket ban on everything made in Israel is no more than a slip.