Since boycott of Jews (BDS) announcement, shares in Ben & Jerry’s parent company in unprecedented dive

“Unilever has lost 26 billion dollars since announcing its boycott of Judea and Samaria.” Keep it up! Make Unilever pay an even bigger price for their anti-Semitic policies.

Unilever stock has experienced a near 18% drop in stock price since their antisemitic @benandjerrys boycott began approx. 6 months ago.

Unilever’s competitor @Nestle on the other hand is up 5% over the same time period. 

Will fund managers downgrade UL to “hold” from “buy”? pic.twitter.com/gMAqM0n1gR

— StopAntisemitism (@StopAntisemites) January 19, 2022

Since boycott announcement, shares in Ben & Jerry’s parent company in unprecedented dive

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By World Israel News, January 19, 2022

Half a year after notifying Avi Singer, the owner of Ben & Jerry’s Israel, of the termination of the company’s contract with him due to his refusal to boycott Judea and Samaria, Unilever shares are in an unprecedented dive.

Within six months, the company’s stock plunged 20.7%, translated into a 26-billion-dollar loss. For comparison, the stock of major competitor Nestle has risen 5% in the last six months.

Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Jewish communities abroad, who are currently waging a wide-ranging struggle against Unilever Global, can claim credit for this achievement.

Through cooperation with 33 U.S. states that enacted anti-boycott laws against Israel, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Jewish communities have managed to trigger the anti-boycott laws against Unilever that led to the withdrawal of investments, holdings and pension funds.

These states include New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Texas, and Arizona.

Upon news of the stock dive Wednesday, Singer said that “this is a tremendous boost to the dogged struggle I am waging these days against Unilever’s unfounded demand not to sell ice-cream in all parts of Israel.”

Singer thanked the citizens of Israel who “continue to support the Israeli plant that employs 169 people in the periphery.”

He called on Israel to impose immediate sanctions on Unilever, which operates without interruption in Israel and receives unprecedented regulatory benefits. “It is not possible that on the one hand, Unilever will boycott Israel, and on the other hand, the IDF will continue to purchase products worth millions of shekels a year from the company,” he said.

Unilever was on the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s “Global Anti-Semitism Top Ten List” for 2021. From the outset, SWC labeled the boycott “a purely political act.”

The boycott was pushed forward by its board chairwoman, Anuradha Mittal, an anti-Israel activist with a track record of endorsing the BDS movement and defending the Hezbollah and Hamas terrorist groups. Mittal was named ‘antisemite of the year’ by watchdog group StopAntisemitism.org.

 

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