Taditel, part of the Ha’argaz group, supports and profits
from the illegal occupation, violent assaults on Gaza, the many miles of
apartheid walls, and the freedom choking checkpoints. Documentation can be found below.
Consumers can avoid supporting this company by avoiding
their aftermarket regulators and rectifiers. Ask your auto parts store or mechanic if
another brand is available. If it isn’t
an emergency or if you can do without your car for a few days they may be able
to able to order a different brand if they don’t have one in stock.
In addition, new cars often come with Taditel regulators and
rectifiers. If you choose to completely
boycott this company we recommend only buying used cars. If you must have a new car, first ask who
makes their electronic equipment.
Many Israeli (and other complicit) companies produce
components for consumer vehicles. Israel
is also in the business of stealing Palestinian oil and gas and exporting
finished fuel. When you are ready to be
totally serious, if you really need a personal vehicle, always buy used. And then, Park your car for Peace, whenever
you can for as long as you can.
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If you are not clear on why we boycott, we have 11 different
posts that explain a few of the very many reasons. You can access them all here: http://boycott4peace.blogspot.com/search/label/why%20we%20boycott
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Documentation:
Taditel is a member of the Ha'argaz Group. http://www.haargaz.com/HTML5/ARCLookup.taf?_function=details&_ID=17040&did=5309&G=12981
Ha’argaz has long
history of collaborating with the Israeli army:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ha%27argaz
“On the day after
the 29th of November 1947, on which it was decided in Lake Success to establish
a Jewish state in the Land of Israel, “Ha’argaz” representatives were invited
to meet with Levi Eshkol, among the leaders of Israel at the time, and were
asked to lend a hand in the effort towards the nearing war. The factory quickly
prepared itself for production for war and began to make armored vehicles,
which served the IDF in the first battles that broke out the day after the
declaration of statehood.” http://www.haargaz.com/HTML5/?_id=12981&did=5309&G=12981
Ha’argaz now operates
within the illegally occupied territories and it manufactures equipment and
casings used in Israeli drones, the separation walls, and checkpoints. http://www.whoprofits.org/company/haargaz-technopach-metal-industries
“Israeli company
Taditel, is a leading tier 2 automotive electronics module designer and
manufacturer that produces voltage regulators and control units for both original
equipment manufacturer or OEMs as well as for the aftermarket. The company has
positioned itself as a global supplier of custom microelectronic
solutions.” http://www.ai-online.com/Adv/Previous/show_issue.php?id=1782#sthash.pYZcfnZG.dpbs
Also check their
website: http://www.taditel.com/HTML5/?_id=11057&did=1334&G=11057
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We want to give
special recognition to Dorith Carneli for the tip about this company. Thanks again Dorith! We wouldn’t have been aware if you hadn’t
brought it to our attention . . .
When shopping for
car parts, supplies, electronics, tools, and accessories; also avoid both
Hyundai and Caterpillar products. If
you are looking for LED replacement bulbs, the company to watch out for is
HP.
For more about
Hyundai please see: http://boycott4peace.blogspot.com/2015/01/hyundais-corporate-complicity.html
For Caterpillar see:
http://boycott4peace.blogspot.com/2014/12/boycott-caterpillar.html
HP info is
here: http://boycott4peace.blogspot.com/2014/11/boycott-hp.html
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complete Boycott List can be found here:
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