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by admin • 08/06/2009 • Comments Off on launch2

TULIP's launch at New York's City Hall, May 2009. Pictured: AWU President Paul Howes, RWDSU President Stuart Appelbaum, and NYC City Council Members Melinda Katz and Eric Goia

TULIP’s launch at New York’s City Hall, May 2009. Pictured: AWU President Paul Howes, RWDSU President Stuart Appelbaum, and NYC City Council Members Melinda Katz and Eric Goia

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A new global movement is born

Trade union leaders from three continents have announced the launch of a new global movement "to challenge the apologists for Hamas and Hizbollah in the labour movement" and to fight for a two-state solution to the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. The movement is called TULIP - Trade Unions Linking Israel and Palestine. [Read more]

Why not boycott?

1. Because boycotts are counter-productive and strengthen rejectionists and extremists on both sides.

2. Because boycotts are a blunt instrument and a form of collective punishment.

3. Because the analogy to South Africa is completely false - Israel is not an apartheid state.

4. Because what's needed is practical support for efforts to build bridges between Israeli and Palestinian workers and their unions.

Check out our Resources section for more.

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