Some coffee shops and bars in Belgium (Leuven and Brussels) are promoting Israel-hatred by using coasters developed by one of the numerous anti-Israel NGOs purporting to help the Palestinian people. In this case it is visitpalestine.be. The inscription reads "Visit Palestine while you can".
The following participate in the campaign:
LEUVEN: Hungaria; Kaminsky; Cafe Manger; Café Belge; Cafe de Giraf ;
Metafoor; Irish Pub; Cafe 't Vervolg ; STUK cafe; De Fiere Margriet; De Blauwe Kater; De Libertad; Lapaz Cafe; Cafe Commerce: Entrepot
BRUSSELS: Via Via ; Brasserie Royal ; Walvis; Monk; Le Petit Chou ; De
Bruxelles; SPRL The Christies; Café De Markten ; Beursschouwburg; Mappa
Mundo; De Belmonte; Zebra; Gecko ; Delirium; London; New Ketje ;
Arthur's.
We are told that some are state-funded like Café De Markten, which is the Flemish cultural center café.
It is common to use this type of gimmicks to demonize in Israel. Two spring to mind:
The "Pearl Palestine bracelet" sold by Nordine Saidi, "an educator and people's self-determination. militant", according to journalist Baudouis Loos. Cost: 5 euros.
The other one comes from the state-funded Association Belgo-Palestinienne Wallonie-Bruxelles, whose "president" is Pierre Galand, Belgian greatest "humanist" and Israel-bashing globe-trotter. The organisation invites Belgians to promote the boycott of Israel while shopping.
This is how they tout their "boycott" products:
The new bags "Israel occupies Palestine, I boycott" have arrived!
They are sold for the modest sum of € 5 per item and are an essential fashion accessory for the new year! Do your shopping while raising awareness!
And as a BONUS: you get the complete kit !!
For the same price, you will get the following in your bag:
- Boycott campaign explanatory flyers
- Postcards to be sent to policy-makers and to the head of your supermarket purchasing department
- Postcards listing the goods to be boycotted
- Stickers "I boycott" to be applied on Israeli products [this is pure vandalism, isn't it?]
Do not wait and just buy them at 9 Quai du Commerce, 1000 Bruxelles.
For large orders, delivery can be arranged. Call +32 (0) 2 223 07 56 or contact us by mail at the following address abp.eccp@skynet.be.
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