75% of Medjool dates are produced by Israel and they concentrate sales in Ramadan. Here’s a guide how to avoid buying Israeli dates grown on stolen land this holy month. Please go to these links for more information: Palestine Campaign – IHRC – click
IHRC has written to leading British supermarkets reminding them of their obligation under international law to ensure they do not sell dates produced by Israeli companies in occupied territories. As the Islamic holy month of Ramadan approaches in which Muslims traditionally close the daily fast
Dear Sir/Madam I am writing to you out of concern pertaining to some of the dates that you may be selling. Many dates that are sold in supermarkets today are from Israeli companies, grown on settlements that are illegal by International Law. In fact, 60%
Think of the Palestinians this Ramadan and boycott Israeli dates
IHRC have limited boxes of Zaytoun Dates which are selling at a fast rate. These Mejdoul dates are both filling and rich with a sweet, caramelised taste. To purchase the dates, click here. As the Zaytoun Medjoul dates are sourced from Palestinian farms, purchasing from Zaytoun will help
In this week’s video, IHRC’s Massoud Shadjareh, answers questions on how to boycott Israeli Dates this Ramadan. From companies growing on Occupied land, to supermarket brands to “unbranded” date boxes. Find the campaign page here.
In this week’s video, IHRC’s Massoud Shadjareh, answers more of your questions about how to boycott Israeli Dates this Ramadan. From companies growing on Occupied land, to supermarket brands to “unbranded” date boxes.
A new vocal ensemble, Beethovians for Boycotting Israel (BBI), gave its debut performance at a Prom concert at the Royal Albert Hall yesterday evening.
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