PA Ban on Israeli Livestock Brings Threats of Countermeasures
Maj.-Gen. Kamil Abu Rukun, the head of COGAT, explained that Israel could not allow unilateral boycotts that damage the economies of both sides.
AN ISRAELI COWBOY tends cattle on a ranch just outside Moshav Yonatan, two kilometers south of the Syrian border in the Golan Heights, in 2013.(photo credit: REUTERS)ByDIMA ABUMARIA/ THE MEDIA LINE