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UN Employees Disrespect UN Resolutions

Boycott Ahava Dead Sea Cosmetics

Today I received the latest news sent to me by the women in black in Austria about the sale of Ahava cosmetics, the product of the squatter colony Mitzpe Shalem in the occupied territories, in the commissary of the UN city in Vienna. No AHAVA [1]Ahava cosmetics which are sold in VIC are declared under the so-called EU-Israel Trade Agreement, which itself is a clear violation of many UN resolutions. To sign this agreement and to allow these abuses, the EU officers must be blinded by handsome kickbacks, or they themselves are Zionist Jews wearing a EU dress. Whatever the facts, the EU-Israel Trade Agreement, which allows the products from squatter colonies to be sold in Europe is crime and a direct violation of the European constitution.

On 30 July 2009, an Israeli reserve soldier who sells Ahava cosmetics and lives in Germany, Peter Voloshin [2], sent me by e-mail a death threat. Should I also consider this death threat to be legal under the EU-Israel Trade Agreement?

Here is the Statement which I received from Women in Black.

Protest by Women in Black (Vienna)
Thursday, 10 September 2009,
8 to 9.30 a.m.
at the Vienna International Centre,
Vienna, Austria

STOLEN  BEAUTY

Don’t Buy Goods From Stolen Lands!

Boycott Ahava Dead Sea Cosmetics Sold in the VIC Commissary!

Don’t let yourself be ‘soothed and smoothed’ by Ahava’s creams and cosmetics!  Why? Because they are produced by a firm complicit in the theft of Palestinian land and livelihoods.

Ahava is an Israeli company with a factory and visitor centre in  the Mitzpe Shalem settlement near the Dead Sea.  This is one of the illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian West Bank.

Since 1967 Israel has moved almost half a million settlers into the Occupied Palestinian Territories, including East Jerusalem, flouting international law and dozens of United Nations Resolutions and forcing Palestinians off their land.

Ahava products are sold at its store in London and by a range of companies in shops around Great Britain and in other countries, including Austria.

Companies like Ahava profit from the Israeli occupation and Israel’s  settlements, which are a major obstacle to a just and peaceful solution to the conflict.

As United Nations employees can you really go against the Resolutions of your organization?  Therefore:  boycott Ahava!

Support the call to ban illegal Israeli settlement produce!

Why does this matter to you as an ethical shopper?

This call for a ban on illegal settlement produce is part of a vast campaign to boycott all Israeli goods until Israel abides by international law and respects human rights.