The noose tightens: The database revealing the map of the boycott against Israel — and the plan for a counterattack
The Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI) has launched a database mapping 138 sanctions and restrictive measures against Israel in 63 countries. The institute's director general warns of a cumulative effect harming the economy and security. Former deputy foreign minister Sharren Haskel calls for a counterattack, including moving defense factories from the UK.
The Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI) has launched a new database revealing the scope of sanctions and restrictive measures against Israel worldwide. According to a recent check, the database includes 138 measures in 63 countries and entities, of which 110 are in effect and 17 are academic measures. The largest category is finance with 40 measures, followed by security and defense and trade with 24 measures each. The institute's director general, Dr. Shuki Friedman, warns of a cumulative effect that could harm banks, investors, and trade partners not directly related to the original sanction. Former deputy foreign minister Sharren Haskel, in an interview with Walla, calls for changing Israel's response strategy from defense to attack, including moving defense factories from the UK to friendly countries like Germany and the Czech Republic. Spain leads in the number of measures with nine, followed by Turkey, the UK, and Belgium. The article notes that the United States is in risk scenarios, especially in light of a possible Democratic administration.