UAE Mission to the UN affirm boycotting Israeli settlement-builder Lev Leviev
Written by Haitham Sabbah on 29. May 2008, 1446hrs // Part of Haitham Sabbah's adventure in Boycott, Israel, Palestine, UAE, Zionism // Other posts by Haitham Sabbah
Officials at the United Arab Emirates Mission to the UN affirmed their government’s commitment to boycotting the businesses of Israeli settlement-builder Lev Leviev in a meeting Tuesday afternoon with representatives from Adalah-NY and Jews Against the Occupation (JATO). Leviev is attempting to open jewelry stores in the Emirate of Dubai and to sell his diamonds there. The UAE officials promised to pass on to their government photos from Dubai, one taken Tuesday, showing that Leviev’s local partner Arif Ben Khadra is currently advertising and selling Leviev’s products in Dubai in defiance of the Emirate boycott policy. As the meeting took place, twelve New Yorker human rights advocates held signs and distributed flyers in the street below in support of the boycott.Noting that some Dubai sources had indicated that Leviev may still try to open the stores under Leviev or a local partner’s name, Adalah-NY’s Ethan Heitner explained, “we were glad to learn that officials in the Emirates plan to be diligent in enforcing their ban on Leviev, and not allow their citizens to be deceived by a company that seems intent upon thumbing its nose at both local UAE and international law.”
Source: albawaba.com
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