BRITAIN, THIS IS WHAT YOUR BOYCOTT ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE. I’m standing in the Barkan Industrial Zone, in the heart of Samaria — what you call the West Bank. Behind me are hundreds of Israeli businesses that Britain now wants to target, boycott, and isolate. But look at this parking lot. Palestinian plates. Everywhere. These are Palestinians from nearby towns who come here every day to work for Israeli companies, earn salaries, and support their families. So when Britain tells you this boycott is supposedly being done for the Palestinians, understand what that means in the real world: You boycott the factory. The factory loses business. The Palestinian worker loses his paycheck. That isn’t helping Palestinians. That’s using them as political props. The people in London calling for the boycott don’t work here. The Palestinians do. And they’re the ones who will pay the price. Britain can call it principle. I call it economic warfare against Jews that hurts Palestinians along the way.