Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband said that the countries are part of an international coalition. He said that Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Poland, Portugal and Sweden have pledged to “support further action.”
The Netherlands, Ireland, Belgium, Spain and Norway have either banned goods from settlements or are in the process of doing so, he said.
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The big panderer for the Arab vote in Canada, Prime Minister Carney, used to head the Bank of England, which is a British govt institution. Same crap, different pile
Say, Turkey occoupies western Kurdistan and northern Cyprus. Will we be banning Turkish Delight to protect this egregious disregard for international law?
Should we ban "Made in China" because they occupy Tibet and Xinjiang?
No?
Hmm, that's odd.
When Justin Trudeau was prime minister his policy was to side with Hamas and Hezbollah but that was to get the Muslim vote during elections. I really don't think he personally hates Jews but he knew that even if he threw us under the bus most of us would still vote for him so it was an easy decision.
Carney is different. It's more than "I'll kick the Jews to the curb to get the Muslim vote". He walked into a Reform temple and blamed Israel for Canadian anti-Semitism. Then he appointed a committee on anti-Semitism with three open anti-Semites on the committee. Then he announced "It's not Canada's place to lecture other countries" after calling President Herzog (apprently he was unwilling to speak with "war criminal Netanyahu") and lecturing him. He's actually a Jew hater and this is a big problem.
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