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PLO executive committee member Zahir Muhsein, in a 1977
interview with the Dutch newspaper Trouw.)


"The Palestinian people does not exist. The creation of a
Palestinian state is only a means for continuing our struggle
against the state of Israel for our Arab unity. In reality
today there is no difference between Jordanians,
Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese. Only for political and
tactical reasons do we speak today about the existence of
a Palestinian people, since Arab national interests demand
that we posit the existence of a distinct 'Palestinian
people' to oppose Zionism"


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British Jews have spoken of their fear after a pro-Palestine group supported by Jeremy Corbyn forced Jewish-owned shops to close by staging aggressive rallies outside them.

The Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC), of which Mr Corbyn is patron, targeted shops selling Israeli products in Brighton, London and Manchester, forcing two businesses to fold.

Earlier this month, it organised a rally in London which saw ‘open anti-Semitism from attendees’, according to the Campaign Against Anti-Semitism. A statement from the Labour leader was read out to the crowd.

It comes as Labour became the only party after the BNP to be formally investigated for racism by the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC).

A new film, Hounded, has been released today by anti-racism campaigners to draw attention to the harassment of Jews who sell goods from Israel, highlighting a 'campaign of intimidation' that has been going on for years.

It focuses on the case of a British Jewish businessman who fled the country with his family after he was hounded for five years by the Scottish PSC and the Republican Network for Unity, neither of which are officially endorsed by Mr Corbyn.

Nissan Ayalon, 33, relocated three times to escape the activists but each time they found him, attacking his shop with paint bombs because he sold Israeli cosmetics.

The revelations about the PSC will increase the pressure on the Labour leader – who was officially saluted by Hamas last week – as he struggles to contain his party’s anti-Semitism crisis.

The PSC's campaign against Jewish shops saw Ecostream in Brighton and Ahava in London close their doors in 2014 and 2011 respectively, with other shops narrowly surviving.

According to activists, both outlets sold products made on the disputed West Bank.

But the PSC also targeted shops like Manchester-based Kedem, which sells cosmetics from undisputed Israeli territory. That outlet narrowly avoided closure by gaining a court order that forced activists away from the entrance.

Kedem's owner, Avishai Ludel, 41, said he was hit by a mob of 1,000 demonstrators for four months in 2014. He had to use £10,000 of his own savings to keep his business afloat, he said.

'It was a tough period. Other shops closed down and I was weeks away from closing,' he told MailOnline. 'My staff resigned and I was afraid. Activists phoned me every day telling me they would bomb me and kill me. They also told me this to my face.

'I had police protection for a long time. I would have to drive round the block three times every day before going home.'

The father-of-one added: 'It is so sad that Corbyn is patron of this group. I live in a Jewish community and people are beaten in the streets and pelted with eggs. With Corbyn's support, people feel free to do these things.'

The PSC has waged a prominent ‘boycott, divestment and sanctions’ (BDS) campaign against Israel since 2001.

Its activists have targeted the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra at the Royal Albert Hall, an Israeli theatre company at Shakespeare’s Globe and an Israeli LGBT event in London.

A Labour spokesman said: 'Jeremy is a patron of PSC, the UK’s foremost organisation campaigning for the rights of Palestinian people. He is not involved with its decision making or operations.'

The new film highlights how Mr Ayalon, a cosmetics salesman, was forced to flee to different cities three times, setting up his business from scratch each time only to be pursued and hounded by activists.

He eventually gave in and fled the country with his family this year, MailOnline can reveal.

The father-of-one, who was born in Kyrgystan but holds joint British and Israeli citizenship, ran a business called Jericho Skin Care which sold cosmetics made in undisputed territory that was handed to Israel by the UN in 1947.

Protesters were filmed hurling red paint bombs at his staff and pelting them with mutilated dolls. Mr Ayalon was chased from Belfast to Glasgow and then to Aberdeen before he decided to emigrate.

‘I had 50 people surrounding my stall every Saturday, shouting abuse at my staff and throwing things at us,’ the salesman said.

‘There were protests every week. The shopping centres begged the police for help but police said they were protesting lawfully.’

Other shops, including Boots and M&S, offered the same products as Mr Ayalon but were not targeted by the protesters.

The entrepreneur wrote to the activists to make clear that his products were not from disputed territory, but this made no difference.

‘Eventually, I lost faith in being able to make a life once again in Britain,' he said. 'I just couldn’t keep moving to a new city every two years. I had a family to look after.’

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...pported-Corbyn-forces-Jewish-shops-close.html
 

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"There is no such country [as Palestine]! 'Palestine' is a term the Zionists invented! There is no Palestine in the Qu'ran. Our country was for centuries part of Syria."
- Auni Bey Abdul-Hadi, a local Arab leader, to the Peel Commission, 1937
 

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PLO executive committee member Zahir Muhsein, in a 1977
interview with the Dutch newspaper Trouw.)


"The Palestinian people does not exist. The creation of a
Palestinian state is only a means for continuing our struggle
against the state of Israel for our Arab unity. In reality
today there is no difference between Jordanians,
Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese. Only for political and
tactical reasons do we speak today about the existence of
a Palestinian people, since Arab national interests demand
that we posit the existence of a distinct 'Palestinian
people' to oppose Zionism"


...

British Jews have spoken of their fear after a pro-Palestine group supported by Jeremy Corbyn forced Jewish-owned shops to close by staging aggressive rallies outside them.

The Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC), of which Mr Corbyn is patron, targeted shops selling Israeli products in Brighton, London and Manchester, forcing two businesses to fold.

Earlier this month, it organised a rally in London which saw ‘open anti-Semitism from attendees’, according to the Campaign Against Anti-Semitism. A statement from the Labour leader was read out to the crowd.

It comes as Labour became the only party after the BNP to be formally investigated for racism by the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC).

A new film, Hounded, has been released today by anti-racism campaigners to draw attention to the harassment of Jews who sell goods from Israel, highlighting a 'campaign of intimidation' that has been going on for years.

It focuses on the case of a British Jewish businessman who fled the country with his family after he was hounded for five years by the Scottish PSC and the Republican Network for Unity, neither of which are officially endorsed by Mr Corbyn.

Nissan Ayalon, 33, relocated three times to escape the activists but each time they found him, attacking his shop with paint bombs because he sold Israeli cosmetics.

The revelations about the PSC will increase the pressure on the Labour leader – who was officially saluted by Hamas last week – as he struggles to contain his party’s anti-Semitism crisis.

The PSC's campaign against Jewish shops saw Ecostream in Brighton and Ahava in London close their doors in 2014 and 2011 respectively, with other shops narrowly surviving.

According to activists, both outlets sold products made on the disputed West Bank.

But the PSC also targeted shops like Manchester-based Kedem, which sells cosmetics from undisputed Israeli territory. That outlet narrowly avoided closure by gaining a court order that forced activists away from the entrance.

Kedem's owner, Avishai Ludel, 41, said he was hit by a mob of 1,000 demonstrators for four months in 2014. He had to use £10,000 of his own savings to keep his business afloat, he said.

'It was a tough period. Other shops closed down and I was weeks away from closing,' he told MailOnline. 'My staff resigned and I was afraid. Activists phoned me every day telling me they would bomb me and kill me. They also told me this to my face.

'I had police protection for a long time. I would have to drive round the block three times every day before going home.'

The father-of-one added: 'It is so sad that Corbyn is patron of this group. I live in a Jewish community and people are beaten in the streets and pelted with eggs. With Corbyn's support, people feel free to do these things.'

The PSC has waged a prominent ‘boycott, divestment and sanctions’ (BDS) campaign against Israel since 2001.

Its activists have targeted the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra at the Royal Albert Hall, an Israeli theatre company at Shakespeare’s Globe and an Israeli LGBT event in London.

A Labour spokesman said: 'Jeremy is a patron of PSC, the UK’s foremost organisation campaigning for the rights of Palestinian people. He is not involved with its decision making or operations.'

The new film highlights how Mr Ayalon, a cosmetics salesman, was forced to flee to different cities three times, setting up his business from scratch each time only to be pursued and hounded by activists.

He eventually gave in and fled the country with his family this year, MailOnline can reveal.

The father-of-one, who was born in Kyrgystan but holds joint British and Israeli citizenship, ran a business called Jericho Skin Care which sold cosmetics made in undisputed territory that was handed to Israel by the UN in 1947.

Protesters were filmed hurling red paint bombs at his staff and pelting them with mutilated dolls. Mr Ayalon was chased from Belfast to Glasgow and then to Aberdeen before he decided to emigrate.

‘I had 50 people surrounding my stall every Saturday, shouting abuse at my staff and throwing things at us,’ the salesman said.

‘There were protests every week. The shopping centres begged the police for help but police said they were protesting lawfully.’

Other shops, including Boots and M&S, offered the same products as Mr Ayalon but were not targeted by the protesters.

The entrepreneur wrote to the activists to make clear that his products were not from disputed territory, but this made no difference.

‘Eventually, I lost faith in being able to make a life once again in Britain,' he said. 'I just couldn’t keep moving to a new city every two years. I had a family to look after.’

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...pported-Corbyn-forces-Jewish-shops-close.html
So some Jewish business owners were targeted for protests by BDS activists for importing goods from Israel.

Big deal. Please find us another fake news story that we can laugh at you about.

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"There is no such country [as Palestine]! 'Palestine' is a term the Zionists invented! There is no Palestine in the Qu'ran. Our country was for centuries part of Syria."
- Auni Bey Abdul-Hadi, a local Arab leader, to the Peel Commission, 1937
There wasn't a country there to begin with. The place was a province of the Ottoman Empire, and had been for at least 500 years. The word Palestine is a word derived from Phillistine, the original biblical inhabitants.

"The Philistines were an ancient people known for their biblical conflict with the Israelites. "

So no wonder the Zionists called the local arabs Palestinians, as they were deemed the enemy they were going to displace when they sought Mount Zion.
 

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Great, so peaceful resistance, like BDS, is working.
Hopefully that will mean less violence and eventually equal rights for the minorities within Israel, as well as the end of apartheid.

Thanks for sharing the good news.

UN Rapporteur: Canada’s trade agreement with Israel violates international law
https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/2...ement-with-israel-violates-international-law/
 

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Great, so peaceful resistance, like BDS, is working....
And this shows that within that community Anti-semitism is rife just like Germany and Trudeau have stated. Sadly anti-Semitism only bothers you if it's from right wing sources.
 

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There wasn't a country there to begin with. The place was a province of the Ottoman Empire, and had been for at least 500 years. The word Palestine is a word derived from Phillistine, the original biblical inhabitants..
To be precise, the Philistines inhabited the area along the shore while the Judeans inhabited inland between the Philistines and the Jordan.

They are also not the original inhabitants and came to the area as part of the Sea People invasions around 1000 BCE.
 

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And this shows that within that community Anti-semitism is rife just like Germany and Trudeau have stated. Sadly anti-Semitism only bothers you if it's from right wing sources.
BDS has nothing to do with anti-Semitism.
BDS protests Israeli government policy.
 

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So some Jewish business owners were targeted for protests by BDS activists for importing goods from Israel.

Big deal. Please find us another fake news story that we can laugh at you about.

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So, in other words, you are ok with anti semitism. The rest, that's just semantics.
 

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BDS has nothing to do with anti-Semitism.
BDS protests Israeli government policy.
My PM and Germany's government have said otherwise. I'm sure that some people suckered into supporting BDS aren't anti-semitic but the movement is awash in blatant anti-semitism and is openly being used as a political tool rather than a quest for human rights..

And BDS openly protests Israel's existence, not their policies.
 

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Businesses that profit from illegal settlements are illegal.....
And if you read the article you will see they also targeted Israeli business that had nothing to do with the West Bank. I also recall you supporting BDS trying to ban a Jewish American reggae artist from a concert in what even the Spanish government (who is hostile to Israel) considered anti-semitic.

BDS does nothing to actually encourage peace because it openly supports Palestinian factions that are completely opposed to equality and human rights.
 

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And BDS openly protests Israel's existence, not their policies.
BDS protests policy not 'existence'.
Again you're lying.

As for Germany, that's a stupid move. AIPAC has done a major push for similar legislation in the US but fortunately its falling every time its challenged in court by the ACLU as against freedom of speech.
The major issue you've got is that you need to claim that every Jewish person supports Israeli policy and therefore its racist to disagree with them, but as previously noted there are multiple Jewish groups that disagree with Israeli policy, like IJVCanada. That means by your very terms you've defined a Canadian Jewish group as anti-Semitic.

Do you claim that IJVCanada are all anti-Semites, as they support BDS?
https://ijvcanada.org/2013/boycott-sodastream/

Do you claim that the entire United Church of Canada congregation are all anti-Semites?
Do you claim that all of these people are anti-Semites?
https://bdscoalition.ca/2018-annual-report-canadian-bds-coalition/

70% of Canadians support sanctions on Israel, do you call them all anti-Semites?
 

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Sure it does. It's a play straight from ol' Adolf's manual- boycott the Jewish businesses. Not a big surprise, really. The Palestinian Arabs were big fans of the Nazis. Most of them still are. And YOU defend them...
Its a ploy straight out of Mandela's boycotting of apartheid South Africa.
Just as demonizing those they ruled was a ploy of apartheid South Africa as well.
 

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BDS protests policy not 'existence'...
BS.
I'll take your "policy protests" and BDS seriously when I see it applied against thugs like China or Myanmar for their treatment of Tibetans, Christians, Uighurs and Rohingyas. Ironically it's Palestinian workers who will be harmed the most but that's lost on the BDS clowns, but we all know they don't give a shit about Palestinians unless Israel happens to be in the mix.
 

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...So no wonder the Zionists called the local arabs Palestinians, as they were deemed the enemy they were going to displace when they sought Mount Zion.
And more (irrelevant) BS. You have it backwards, many Israelis simply call them Arabs and don't even use the word Palestinian.
It's Palestinians themselves who self-identify as "Palestinian".
 

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Sure it does. It's a play straight from ol' Adolf's manual- boycott the Jewish businesses. Not a big surprise, really. The Palestinian Arabs were big fans of the Nazis. Most of them still are. And YOU defend them...
so fankfooter continues to cite middle east monitor a hamas linked website that recently called Hamas "islamic resistance movement"
 

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There wasn't a country there to begin with. The place was a province of the Ottoman Empire, and had been for at least 500 years. The word Palestine is a word derived from Phillistine, the original biblical inhabitants.

"The Philistines were an ancient people known for their biblical conflict with the Israelites. "

So no wonder the Zionists called the local arabs Palestinians, as they were deemed the enemy they were going to displace when they sought Mount Zion.
wrong the Philistines were of Aegean origin

Arabs hated being called Palestinians before 1964
 
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