Britain, Denmark, and now Belgium follow in the footsteps of the Nazis who called for boycotts of Jewish-owned shops in Germany at the beginning of the National Socialist regime. “We don’t see this as a sanction against Israel,” said a Belgian spokeswoman, but of course that is exactly what it is: a notice that the product comes from Israeli settlements, so that Leftists and Islamic supremacists can enforce their boycotts.
“Belgium calls for clear labelling of goods from Israeli settlements,” Reuters, July 29, 2014 (thanks to Twostellas):
Belgium has advised retailers to label clearly the origin of products made in Israeli settlements that are in occupied Palestinian territories.
The non-binding recommendation has nothing to do with the escalating conflict between Israel and Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip, the economics ministry said, noting that Britain and Denmark already had similar labelling guidelines in place.
“It’s a non-binding advice to state on labels that products originating from occupied territories come from there,” a spokeswoman said. “We don’t see this as a sanction against Israel, but EU rules stipulate that consumers have to be informed of the origins of products.”…