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January 18, 2004

Calling All People Of Good Will: Boycott Volvo And Ikea

Ambassador Zvi Mazel is more than a hero. He's a paradigm shift. Here's Debka's prescription for Sweden's decline into Eurab madness:

As for Sweden, after the Palestinians embarked on their 2000 confrontation with Israel, more than one voice urged the Nobel Prize committee to recall the peace prize awarded jointly to the late Yitzhak Rabin, Shimon Peres and Yasser Arafat from� Peres.

If Israel were to follow the European example, its ministers, senior officials and high court judges would tomorrow morning hand in the Swedish Volvo automobiles which are standard Israeli VIP issue and trade them for cars made in other countries. There is nothing, moreover, to stop the heads of the Jewish Agency advising Jews around the world to boycott Volvo, SKF and Ikea, in the same way that many American consumers spontaneously blacked French wines and cheese in response for French hostility to the Iraq War.

European democracies like Sweden might then have the necessary incentive to finally decide how far freedom of expression or art may be indulged when blood libels against Jewish citizens are published freely on European Web sites and exhibited publicly in their national museums. Who will draw the line on freedoms used to license incitement to mass murder?


So why would Europe risk everything to murder Jews; the Arabs their very future? Victor Davis Hanson says that it all comes down to pride. We agree and we think that there's nothing that exposes the twin anachronsims of European and Arab priority like a reborn Israel.

What's next for Ambassador Mazel. On to Brussels.

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