The writer wonders what the British expect to gain by boycotting produce from Judea and Samaria – and what the reason for it is.

Tesco Direct, a United Kingdom supermarket has conformed to labeling produce imported from the West Bank, by Palestinians or “settlers,” in accordance with the British government’s official, but non-binding, recommendation of 2009.

In keeping with age-old Judeophobia (including 400 years of Jewish banishment during the Middle Ages, and England’s blocking entry to Jews returning from the Holocaust), England seems to have joined a financial, existential war against Israel.  The sharia-compliant unite in the non-violent boycott urged by a pro-totalitarian entity against a thriving, productive and charitable democracy.

The UK appears to have acquiesced to ignoring the legal boundaries that were established for Israel and uses armistice lines from a war that the Arabs began, but lost.  The Green Line, neither an international nor permanent border, is an armistice line, marking positions held by both sides when the final truce was called at the end of the 1948 war, and remained so because Arab leaders refused to negotiate final border lines.

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