For those unsure on the accuracy or truth of this, it is accurate and true.

Some 'fact checkers' say this is false and you cannot go by the barcodes. As usual, they use jew word games to pick one tiny part of a claim that is slightly off due to wording to justify calling the whole claim false.

Barcodes can identify the country of origin for the company that manufactured the product, but they do not indicate (or rarely indicate) where the product is actually made.

As the entire reason for boycotting a jew company is to prevent your money going into jew pockets, who cares where it is made/assembled/produced - what matters is who owns the company that produced it.

This claim would be labeled false by 'fact checkers' as 729 does not indicate the product was manufactured in israel...which isn't the point, it is that the company who paid for the item to be manufactured in another country is in israel.

If I am incorrect on any of this, please let me know.

Barcode Country Codes https://www.barcodestalk.com/learn-about-barcodes/resources/barcode-country-codes https://archive.ph/gNgH5 Highlighted israel: https://archive.ph/gNgH5#selection-2135.0-2137.7

How to Read a Barcode: Can it Tell You a Product's Country of Origin? https://www.barcoding.com/blog/barcode-prefixes-and-product-country-of-origin https://archive.ph/TWIsk

Boycotting Israel campaigns result in "all hands on deck" calls to Israeli shills.

This is the best way to draw their attention and get them to present themselves for a public whipping.

Frankly, we should all be sharing more "Boycott Israel" messaging just because it costs them double the money compared to most issues to fight.

Excellent post!