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In India, 'Hitler' Clothing Store Closes Under Pressure

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/india/9520035/Indian-Hitler-clothes-store-owners-back-down.html (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/india/9520035/Indian-Hitler-clothes-store-owners-back-down.html)

Two Indian businessmen who caused an international outcry after naming their clothes store 'Hitler' and using the Swastika as a logo have said their will now rename the shop. Their climbdown followed days of intense political pressure and protests from Britain, the United States, Germany and Israel. Local Jewish groups had visited the shop in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, last week to register their anger.

How 'Anti-Semitism' Helped Israel Reverse Reykjavik's Boycott Vote

Ali Abunimah | Electronic Intifada (https://electronicintifada.net/) | September 2015

https://electronicintifada.net/blogs/ali-abunimah/how-anti-semitism-helped-israel-reverse-reykjaviks-boycott-vote

When Reykjavik city council voted on Sept. 15 to boycott all Israeli goods, Israel and its lobby groups were quick to cry anti-Semitism. Their reaction to the move by Iceland's capital followed the standard response to the growing movement for boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS): any criticism of Israel must really be motivated by a hatred of Jews instead of, say, mountains of evidence of Israel's war crimes against Palestinians. But in fact it was not anti-Jewish prejudice that motivated the boycott. Rather, it was classic, anti-Semitic fearmongering that helped drive its panicked reversal barely a week later.  Björk Vilhelmsdóttir , the boycott's author, told The Electronic Intifada that her city council colleagues could not resist what she called a "brutal backlash" from Israel and its US lobby groups.