The South African Zionist Federation (SAZF) has launched a court action to try and overturn a government law forcing retailers to stop labeling products made in the occupied West Bank by illegal Israeli settlers as “made in Israel.”
It is a case of Dr. Frankenstein’s monster now devouring its creator, and the Jewish Supremacists do not like it one little bit when the rules which they have laid down for Gentiles are applied to Jews as well.
In a typically devious move, the Zionist court action does not dispute the matter at hand—that products made by illegal Israeli settlements on Palestinian land are not “made in Israel”—but instead is trying to use minor technicalities in the ruling decision making process to get the order reversed.
The problem has come about after the ANC government, ironically put in power and guided by Jewish Communists during its “years of struggle” has now been consistent and recognized that the Palestinians are an oppressed nation.
The South African Jewish community has, according to the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, been “outraged” by a notice in the Government Gazette (where all government business is published), saying it wants merchants “not to incorrectly label products that originate from the Occupied Palestinian Territories as products of Israel.”
The SAZF focuses on technical aspects of the notice, which it says are deficient.
The legal arguments submitted claim that the “government notice was badly drafted, in terms of stipulations outlined by the consumer protection act (CPA).
“They also claim that Minister Davies used a ‘general’ notice to deal with a specific complaint” and that not letting the national consumer commission deal with the specific matter in the first place is legally ‘incompetent.’
“The petitioners also claim that the minister’s notice is ‘unconstitutionally vague,’ meaning that it is impossible to ascertain from it precisely which issue he is trying to remedy.”
