Rage on the Arab street is heating up the half century-old boycott of Israeli goods and the effort has gone grassroots. Not just in Riyadh and Baghdad, but villages throughout Scandinavia have heeded the call. Olafs and Mohammads have joined forces to snub Israeli grapefruits. While there is little the OAC can do about such movements, they warn exporters that new, confusing language showing up in proposed contracts may be boycott requests in disguise.
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