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| 'Electronic
Intifada' Article recognizes that divestment is boycott |
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| December 27, 2004 |
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One of the arguments presented to the Office of
Antiboycott Compliance in the pursuit of prosecution was the establishment that
divestment is by definition a form of boycott. That argument was accepted, and
now the Palestinian website 'Electronic Intifada' recognizes that fact,
establishing that both sides of the issue recognize the fact that divestment is
a form of boycott.
While this may appear to be a minor issue, it is an
important link in the establishment that the divest-from-Israel campaign is in
fact a form if illegal boycott. It also shows a direct link between the
divestment campaign and a concerted boycott effort.
In an article on
their website at http://electronicintifada.net/bytopic/173.shtml, 'Electronic
Intifada' published:
Divestment and Boycott
Through
divestment, stopping capital investment in companies that do business in
Israel, and boycott, not buying Israeli products, people can bring justice to
the Israelis and Palestinians as well. Some investments have very direct links
to the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories and the oppression of
the Palestinian people. |
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