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Source: Globes ("Boycotts will have low impact on growth in Israel")

Financial Immunities: The ability of organizations to pinpoint Israeli targets and run effective consumer boycotts against them, is almost non-existent.

"The current risk to Israel's economic growth from an economic boycott is very minor and limited," Financial Immunities Ltd. CEO Adam Reuter told "Globes" today. "Of the various boycotts, diplomatic, academic, cultural, and economic, that may be imposed on Israel as a result of moves initiated by the Palestinian side after the declaration of the state of Palestine by the UN General Assembly in September, the economic boycott is the one that will most hurt the average Israeli," he added.

Reuter said that Financial Immunities had carried out research into the matter, and had concluded that the risk from an economic boycott to Israel's economic growth was low. Financial Immunities argues that a distinction should be drawn between economic sanctions imposed by countries, which have greater effectiveness but which are not on the horizon, and boycotts by consumer organizations and unions in different countries, which are not very effective.
Lire la suite ICI

- Bank of Israel to invest foreign reserves abroad
- Israël à son plus bas taux historique de chômage
- Israël: L'OCDE prédit une croissance de 5,4% en 2011

Image Divest this (allusion à la campagne BDS - boycott, divestment, sanctions)