And the EU itself should as well.
And since these Israeli products are not labeled, how do they know what is from where in the first place?
@Jerusalem_Post was 1st to report @KaDeWeBerlin 's removal of Israeli products outside of Germany.Store apologizes
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— Benjamin Weinthal (@BenWeinthal) November 22, 2015
Berlin department store apologizes, restocks Israeli ‘settlement’ wines
Controversy erupted when the store decided to pull Israeli wines from its shelves following publishing of EU settlement labeling guidelines.
The main entrance of the luxury Kaufhaus des Westens (KaDeWe) department store. (photo credit:REUTERS)
The German department store KaDeWe, which on Saturday removed from its store wine produced in the Golan Heights, apologized for the move on Sunday and returned the bottles to the shelves.
Following a great deal of criticism on social media and a protest from the Green Party’s Volker Beck, president of the German-Israeli Parliamentary Friendship Group in the Bundestag, a spokesman for the department store sent him a letter of apology.
“The eight Israeli wines will be immediately returned,” the letter read. “On this issue, dealt with following recommendations of the European Commission, we acted too fast and without sensitivity. We are sorry that the mistaken action of the KaDeWe Group lead to misunderstandings, and we want to apologize for that.”