In landmark ruling, EU’s top court says Jewish settlement product labeling mandatory

The EU has gone back to their Nazi roots. This shameful law is meant to only target Jewish businesses which operate in Judea and Samaria, while turning a blind eye to countries with some of the most atrocious human rights records on the planet. This ruling needs to be condemned and fought ferociously. A strong pro-Israel organization is urgently needed. One that knows how to fight a war.

This is the modern face of fascism — the “anti-fascists.” The EU will isolate and sanction the will of the people. It’s as if they want a civil war.

In the twentieth century, the idea of totalitarianism was a German initiative — and most European countries fell into line. The fact that there were 45,000 concentration camps located throughout Europe speaks to the enthusiastic support the Germans received.

In the 21st century, the EU is the Reich, and they mean for their power to be absolute.
Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the European Commission, made clear that there will not be recognition of or dialogue with any far-right parties no matter how big their vote. “Far right” — what is that, anyway? Nazis? The Nazi party was far-left, the National Socialist German Workers Party. What is far-right? Anti-islamization? Anti-immigration? Pro-freedom? It seems the Nazis are back, in a different uniform and a cheekier narrative, but the objective is very much the same. Let’s be honest, they slaughtered six million Jews and imported 25 million Jew-haters. The problem for them is that their new immigrants hate Europeans, too.

In landmark ruling, EU’s top court says settlement product labeling mandatory

Palestinians fete decision, urge Europeans not only to label but to ban West Bank goods; EU delegation in Ramat Gan: We still reject ‘any form of boycott or sanctions’ on Israel

By TOI, November 12, 2019:

The European Court of Justice on Tuesday morning ruled that products made in Israeli settlements must be labeled as such, and may not be marketed as products of Israel.

The dramatic decision will likely cause already-tense relations between Jerusalem and Brussels to further deteriorate, as Israeli politicians from across the political spectrum have long rejected the European Union’s policy of distinguishing between goods made in Israel proper and those manufactured in areas that the EU does not recognize as sovereign Israeli territory.

“Foodstuffs originating in the territories occupied by the State of Israel must bear the indication of their territory of origin, accompanied, where those foodstuffs come from an Israeli settlement within that territory, by the indication of that provenance,” the court — the EU’s highest legal instance — said in a press release.

The full text of the verdict, handed down by 15 judges in the court’s Grand Chamber, can be found here.

In a statement, a spokesperson of the EU embassy in Ramat Gan said that “clear and non-misleading indication of origin is an essential part of the EU’s consumer policy.”

The court’s decision confirms the European Commission’s “interpretative notice” of 2015, which first introduced the need to label settlement goods as such, the spokesperson added. “The EU’s position regarding this issue did not change,” she said.

“The EU has a longstanding and well-known position that it will not recognize any changes to pre-1967 Israeli borders other than those agreed by the parties to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict,” she said. “The EU considers settlements in occupied territories illegal under international law.”

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