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sang Perdana mentri mempromosikan kampanye dari toko ke toko untuk mengarahkan boykot barang2 produksi penjajah israell.

ternyata penjajahan tidak selalu bisa dilawan dg kekerasan, tapi dg cara ekonomi pun bisa. simak berita di bawah ini ttg boykot yg bisa kita tiru jg, walaupun tidak semua bisa kita boykot ada produk2 Israell dan pendukungnya (Amrik) yang harus kita gunakan untuk melawan mereka. Kalau produk pendukung Israell (termasuk Amrik) ini ada gantinya silahkan dijauhi sejauh2nya dan lebih pilih barang dalam negri walau lebih mahal dikit dan kualitasnya masih berkembang.

Negara yg jelas2 pendukung israell: amerika serikat, singapura, dll
produk2 pendukung israell: nestl*, danon*, johnson&*, hp nok*, hp motor*, mobil chevro*, dll (produk ini bukan dari israell tapi mereka 'menyumbang peluru' untuk peperangan disana)

Spoiler for sumber dari guardian:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010...ttlement-goods

Campaign to clear supermarket shelves of West Bank settlement wares forces Israeli factories to cut production

Harriet Sherwood in Ramallah

The Palestinian prime minister, Salam Fayyad, promotes the Store to Store campaign, part of drive to boycott of goods produced by Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. Photograph: Jaafar Ashtiyeh/AFP/Getty Images Israeli factories based in settlements on the West Bank have been forced to cut back production as a growing Palestinian boycott movement begins to take effect.
The boycott, endorsed by the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, was given further momentum this week when a campaign to clear supermarket shelves of produce originating in settlements was rolled out in Ramallah.
"The objective is to ensure the Palestinian market is free of Israeli settlement produce by the end of this year," the Palestinian prime minister, Salam Fayyad, said at the launch of the Store to Store campaign at the Alameen supermarket.
A team of volunteers will inspect 66,000 stores across the West Bank in the coming weeks, awarding certificates and window stickers to those free of settlement produce.
After a period of grace, shopkeepers retaining such produce in their stores could be liable to a fine of more than �9,000 or up to five years in prison under a law already passed but not yet enforced by the Palestinian legislative council.
"This is the daily expression of rejection of the occupation," Fayyad said. "It will help ensure that the Palestinian economy is self-sufficient. There will not be a store in Palestine which cannot carry our stickers."
The pro-boycott campaigners are careful to draw a distinction between produce from West Bank settlements, which are illegal under international law, and produce originating from within Israel. The latter will continue to be sold in Palestinian shops.
The campaign has been attacked by Israeli politicians, businesses and commentators. "The Palestinians are opposing economic peace and are taking steps that in the end hurt themselves," the Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, said last month.
The West Bank market is worth around $200m (�133m) a year to Israeli businesses. But some settlement factories sell about 30% of their output to the Palestinian market, and the boycott is already having an impact on them.
Seventeen factories in Mishor Adumim, a large industrial estate between East Jerusalem and Jericho, have reportedly closed since the boycott campaign began. Some settlement factories are reported to be considering moving back into Israel.
Others in the Barkan industrial zone, near the settlement of Ariel, have reduced production, according to David Ha'ivri of the Shomron regional council, a pro-settler organisation in the northern West Bank. "Many of the factories are seeking alternative markets," he said.
A factory producing aluminium window frames, which used to sell 30% of its output to the Palestinian market, had cut the hours of its 160 employees rather than lay people off, he said.
More than half the 5,000-6,000 employees in the Barkan zone are Palestinian, employed under Israeli labour legislation and entitled to the Israeli minimum wage of around $1,000 a month – considerably more than the average wage in the West Bank economy.
"[The boycott] is an unwise act by the Palestinian Authority," said Ha'ivri. "The damage caused will be felt by both sides. They're cutting off the branch they're sitting on."
The Palestinian Authority has established a $50m fund to provide alternative employment and grants in an effort to both discourage Palestinians from working in the settlements and foster the West Bank economy.
According to the Manufacturers Association of Israel, some 22,000 Palestinians are employed by settlement businesses – in construction, agriculture, manufacturing and service industries.
It is holding an extraordinary meeting this week to ascertain the impact of the boycott and consider what action to take.
Dan Catarivas of the association said firms were more concerned about the withdrawal of Palestinian labour than the boycott of goods, although the impact was uneven.
"These Israeli firms will have to find new workers – either Israelis or foreigners. But at the end of the day the Israeli companies will find other options, and the Palestinian workers will be left without jobs."
He said the Israeli government had offered incentives to firms to establish factories in the West Bank, and it was possible that some of them may now seek compensation for their losses.
The Palestinian Authority said it was pleased with the level of support for the boycott, put in a recent survey at around 85%. Fayyad said it was "empowering the people" to resist the Israeli occupation without resorting to violence. "People feel national pride that they can participate in this campaign," a spokesman said.
The boycott is part of a wider attempt to foster non-violent resistance against Israel's occupation, including largely peaceful demonstrations against the separation barrier.
Internationally, the boycott is gaining momentum. European Union guidelines urge supermarkets to clearly mark the origin of produce on labels to allow consumers to distinguish between Palestinian, Israeli and settlement produce.
The Alameen supermarket owner, Erekat Ribhi Shukar, insisted Palestinian produce was competitive in terms of quality and price with settlement goods. "We should support Palestinian producers to help our economy," he said beneath a sign declaring "My conscience is clear – my store is clean of settlement produce".
At the rear of the store, two young women shoppers examining a chiller cabinet containing Palestinian and Israeli dairy products but no settlement goods said they backed the campaign. "We want products that benefit our economy, not harm it," said one.

Kampanye untuk membersihkan rak2 supermarket dari barang2 Israell memaksa pabrik2 israell mengurangi produksinya.

oleh Harriet Sherwood dari Ramallah

Gerakan boykot dari toko ke toko sudah berdampak luas bagi Israell.


"Tujuannya untuk memastikan pasar bebas dari produk Israell di akhir tahun ini" kata perdana mentri di peluncuran kampanye Dari Toko Ke Toko. Kelompok volunteer akan menginspeksi 66 ribu toko di seluruh wilayah dalam beberapa minggu ke depan, menghadiahi sertifikat dan stiker bebas produk Israell di kaca toko2 kepada yang sudah bebas dari barang2 produk Israell.

Setelah periode tertentu, penjual yang masih menjajakan barang Israell di tokonya akan dikenakan denda lebih dari 9 ribu poundsterling atau sampai 5 tahun penjara, undang2 yg sudah dikeluarkan namun belum diberlakukan.

"Ini adalah ekspresi perlawanan terhadap penjajahan" kata Fayyad
"Tidak akan ada satu toko pun di sini yang tidak punya stiker ini nantinya"

Kampanye tersebut telah diserang oleh politikus, bisnis dan komentator Israell
Sebuah kawasan industri antara Jurusalem barat dan Jericho Israell dilaporkan sudah tutup bangkrut setelah kampanye boykot dimulai.
Beberapa zone industri di Barkan Israell sudah mengurangi produksi menurut David Ha'ivri dari lembaga Shomron



Sebuah pabrik frame aluminium juga telah mengurangi jam kerja karyawannya daripada memecat karyawannya.

Lebih dari setengah pekerja di Barkan adalah orang Palestina sendiri "Boykot ini tidak bijak, kerugiannya dirasakan oleh dua belah fihak" kata seorang pejabat Israell. Pemerintah Palestina memberi insentif 50 juta $ agar tidak bekerja di Israell dan memperkuat ekonomi Palestina.

Boykot tsb adalah bagian lebih luas untuk perlawanan tanpa kekerasan melawan penjajahan Israell. Secara internasional, boykot tsb mendapat momentum. Uni Eropa menyuruh supermarket untuk memberikan tanda tulisan yg jelas dari mana produk2 berasal pada label untuk membedakan barang Palestina dan Israell.

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ane setubuh ma a*an

[junk]

ane dukung nih
tapi barang israel yang beredar di indonesia apa ya

[agan]

Quote:

Originally Posted by junk

ane dukung nih
tapi barang israel yang beredar di indonesia apa ya

banyak gan terutama pendukung2 Israell yg menyumbangkan keuntungannya buat Israell seperti di telekomunikasi ada yg mau masuk tel*sel, di google aja

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setubuh nih ama ginian ane ga pernah pke produk tuh ngra
tpi ga tau klu produknya nyelip d produk lokal

[KyO]

Quote:

Originally Posted by junk

ane dukung nih
tapi barang israel yang beredar di indonesia apa ya

setau ane seh jarang barang israel yg beredar junk

[ArmadaDewa]

Mantap juga tu strategi perangnya

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nice inpo ndan