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Those looney bitches from Code Pink are at it again. This time their target is Israel. They have called for a boycott of the Israeli cosmetics company Ahava because the products are produced by Jews living in the historically Jewish territory of Judea and Samaria. These are communities which leftist miscreant scum falsely refer to as "settlements" on "occupied" arab territory "stolen" from the fake people who the world calls "palestinians". It's high time we put an end to this fable of a palestinian arab nation who's land was stolen by Jews. Also one has to wonder why so-called feminists defend the most misogynist culture on the face of the Earth and hate the only country in the Middle East where women have full equality and rights.

Code Pink protest calls for Ahava boycott


Washington: American anti-war movement launches fourth in line of protests in 'Stolen Beauty' campaign against Dead Sea company that produces cosmetics in Mitzpe Shalem settlement 'from stolen Palestinian natural resources in occupied territories'

Anat Shalev Published: 07.30.09, 23:56 / Israel News

Dozens of women in bikinis protested Wednesday near Washington cosmetics stores against the purchase of Ahava beauty products, that are produced in the Israeli settlement of Mitzpe Shalem in the West Bank.

The protest was initiated by the American Code Pink anti-war movement, and the demonstrators' bodies were streaked with mud, some featuring the words "Ahava is a dirty business".

Code Pink alleges that the Israeli cosmetics company that promises to share the "beauty secrets from the Dead Sea" is also "hiding the ugly truth—its products actually come from stolen Palestinian natural resources in the occupied territory of the Palestinian West Bank, and are produced in the illegal settlement of Mitzpe Shalem."

The movement launched its "Stolen Beauty" boycott campaign against international company, which exports to 25 countries around the world, last month.

"We are here to tell Ahava, which claims to be devoted to beauty and purity, that you cannot cover up occupation and violation of international law," said Paris Marron, CODEPINK's national online organizer. "We call on Ahava to come clean."

Rae Abileah, a member of the movement who took part in the protest, said they are leading an international campaign against the company's products, in protest of their production in the "occupied Palestinian territory".

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