No more Israeli teams in the race and the cookbooks of Ottolenghi but outdoors? How far can a cultural boycott go?

More than half of our readers find the decision to keep the Israeli conductor Lahav Shani a bridge too far. But where do you draw the border? No more Israeli teams in the race? Are you also throwing the Ottolenghi cookbooks in the paper bin? Where does a cultural boycott start and when does it turn into discrimination? Moral philosopher Patrick Loobuyck: “Wearing the conductor is not necessarily anti -Semitism.”

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