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Israel Frozen Out

Harel13

Am Yisrael Chai
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Premium Member
I knew things were heading downhill when they stopped making charoset ice cream for Passover.

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Also, British people (Unilever) are back to meddling with Israel. Bah!
 

Harel13

Am Yisrael Chai
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Premium Member
I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised by the current Minister of Economy Orna Barbivai's reaction to the story. Barbivai is a leftist (not necessarily pro-settlements, to put it lightly), but made a video in which she threw a carton of B&J's ice cream into the trash, announcing: "You're confused. Neither your sweets nor your ice cream will influence our decision-making in this state."

סערת הגלידות: כך הגיבה השרה אורנה ברביבאי בטיקטוק | צפו
 

Stevicus

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I didn't know they were bought out by a British company, although I can't say I've ever been a fan of their ice cream. But I always thought it was just two guys in Vermont who liked to make ice cream.

I suppose they have every right to boycott, just as Twitter has the right to ban Trump or Amazon has the right to ban MyPillow.

From the article:

Israel’s foreign ministry criticised the decision on Monday as “a surrender to ongoing and aggressive pressure from extreme anti-Israel groups” and said the company was cooperating with “economic terrorism”.

This appears to be a rather scathing criticism over ice cream. Whether or not it's anti-Israel would depend on whether they practice their principles consistently. Have they banned their product in every country which has had questionable territorial acquisitions? If not, why not?
 

Harel13

Am Yisrael Chai
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Could you explain how historically there would of ever been a Jewish State again in Palestine without British meddling?
I suppose we will never know, because of British meddling. But let's put it this way: Things might have been simpler had the Brits not gone and promised the land both to Jews and to Arabs during WWI.
 

Justanatheist

Well-Known Member
I suppose we will never know, because of British meddling. But let's put it this way: Things might have been simpler had the Brits not gone and promised the land both to Jews and to Arabs during WWI.
Certainly it is hard to see that the Ottomans would of allowed the mass immigration into Palestine that allowed the Jewish State to be created, I am sure the indigenous people in Palestine after WW1 would see it as a lot simpler. 12% of the population were Jewish at the turn of the century by the end of the mandate that figure had rose to nearly 40%
 

Jedster

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I knew things were heading downhill when they stopped making charoset ice cream for Passover.

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Also, British people (Unilever) are back to meddling with Israel. Bah!

No problem. Make your own ice cream as a recent oluh has done
  • 2 cups whole milk
  • ¾ cup sugar
  • fresh mint leaves (optional)
  • 1 tsp mint extract
  • 2 cups heavy cream
  • 4 oz (100 grams) dark chocolate broken into chunks (can also use chocolate chips)

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Why Can't I Find My Favorite Ice Cream in Israel? | The Nosher (myjewishlearning.com)
 

Harel13

Am Yisrael Chai
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Premium Member
Certainly it is hard to see that the Ottomans would of allowed the mass immigration into Palestine that allowed the Jewish State to be created, I am sure the indigenous people in Palestine after WW1 would see it as a lot simpler. 12% of the population were Jewish at the turn of the century by the end of the mandate that figure had rose to nearly 40%
Might've been higher if they would've let Holocaust refugees in.
 

Justanatheist

Well-Known Member
You still believe there are Canaanites?

#Canaanitelivesmatter.

:cool:
No I believe the indigenous people of Palestine were the people who lived there at the start of the mandate, be they Arab, Jewish or whatever. This is defined in the preamble to the Mandate. I am not a racist who would define indigenous people as only the ones who can trace their ancestry back for thousands of years.
 

Harel13

Am Yisrael Chai
Staff member
Premium Member
Maybe, might of been a lot lower and the Holocaust might of been avoided if people like Begin had fought the Nazis instead of becoming a terrorist in another country.
And also if Chamberlain hadn't handed a piece of Europe to Hitler.
 
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