Ben & Jerry’s Israel asks PM Bennett: Why are you not acting against Unilever?

January 31, 2022 by  
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Avi Zinger, CEO and owner of Ben & Jerry’s Israel, has sent a letter to Prime Minister Naftali Bennett calling on him to take action against Unilever Global – Ben & Jerry’s parent company, following its boycott of the Jewish state. Read more

Following boycott on Israel, Unilever shares in unprecedented dive

January 20, 2022 by  
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A half a year after notifying Avi Singer, the owner of Ben & Jerrys Israel, of the termination of his contract due to his refusal to boycott Judea and Samaria and refrain from selling ice cream there, Unilever shares are in an unprecedented dive. Read more

Arizona shames Biden on Ben & Jerry’s boycott of Jews

September 13, 2021 by  
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Arizona has highlighted President Biden’s weak leadership in failing to condemn Jew-hatred – by selling off Arizona’s $143 million investment in Unilever bonds ($50 million still to be sold) – after Unilever’s subsidiary – Ben & Jerry’s – announced its intention to stop selling its ice cream products from the end of 2022 to Jews living in Judea and Samaria (West Bank). Read more

Boycotters’ fiesta

July 30, 2021 by  
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Fiestas originated in pagan traditions and became celebrated events under Spanish rule. Read more

Will US anti-BDS laws cause financial meltdown for Ben & Jerry’s and Unilever?

July 23, 2021 by  
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The recent announcement that Ben & Jerry’s plans to end its sale of ice cream in “occupied Palestinian territory,” primarily Judea and Samaria as well as eastern Jerusalem, has stirred a fierce reaction, including potential legal and financial repercussions for the ice-cream maker and its parent company Unilever. Read more

The real scoop? How Jews won’t lick the demonization of Israel

In attempting to defend itself against persistent bigotry, the Jewish Diaspora repeatedly thinks with its heart, rather than its head, and consequently misses the key point. Read more