Why Palestinian housewives are taking lead in boycott campaigns - Al-Monitor: The Middle Eastʼs leading independent news source since 2012

Aziza Nofal

Aziza Nofal

Jan 5, 2016

Palestinian women join together at a meeting for the women's campaign to boycott Israeli products, Dec. 22, 2015. — Women's Campaign for a Boycott of Israeli Goods

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Palestinian shopkeepers sign with Rami Levy despite boycott calls

Ahmad Melhem

In Ramallah, reporting on politics

Terraced agricultural fields are seen in Battir village, south of Jerusalem, December 12, 2012. An Israeli government environmental agency challenged the Defence Ministry in court on Wednesday over a section of the controversial West Bank wall that threatens Battir, an ancient Palestinian farming community. Gilo, an urban complex built in a part of the occupied West Bank that Israel captured in a 1967 Middle East war and later annexed to Jerusalem, is seen in the back. REUTERS/Ammar Awad (WEST BANK - Tags:

'Slow Food' Project Encourages Organic Palestinian Produce

Linah Alsaafin

Israeli border policemen take position as a Palestinian woman looks out a shop during clashes in the West Bank town of Al-Ram, near Jerusalem October 22, 2015. Nine Israelis have been killed in Palestinian stabbings, shootings and vehicle attacks since the start of October. Forty-nine Palestinians, including 25 assailants, among them children, have been killed in attacks and during anti-Israeli protests. Among the causes of the turmoil is Palestinians' anger at what they see as Jewish encroachment on the al

BDS movement targets Palestinian investors in West Bank mall

Ahmad Melhem

In Ramallah, reporting on politics

A campaign in the occupied West Bank calls on shoppers to buy locally-made products instead of Israeli fare

Palestinians in West Bank boycott Israeli products

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