By Debbie Schlussel

Today, March 30th, is BIG–Buy Israel Goods day.  While Muslims and other anti-Semites around the world try to boycott Israel out of existence, it’s especially important to show your support for America’s only true ally in the Middle East, Israel, today.  Buying Israeli goods today is a great way to say no to Islamic terrorism and show your support for Israeli victims of terror.

Some Israeli goods, however, are not really made in Israel, but in China or some other places, which is why I recommend IsraeliProducts.com.  I have no connection to the site and am not getting any compensation, monetary or otherwise, to promote the site.  I just like it because I know that all of the products sold on that site are 100% actually made in Israel, and even more important, 100% of profits from online sales go to Israeli charities that I support and endorse and which help Israeli victims of Islamic terrorism, etc.

Also, some other products I love from Israel are:

*  Moroccan Oil Treatment .85 oz: A terrific treatment for hair and skin. I use it and just love it. While it may seem pricey, you use just a few tiny drops each time, and one bottle lasts a long time. I still have the same (larger size) bottle from two years ago and it’s still 2/3rds full.

*  Wyssotzky Tea: Any flavor is great, but I love Green Tea With Citrus Fruits and Green Tea With Spearmint Leaves (Nana).

*  Golan Press Extra Virgin Olive Oil and other great products from IsraFoods

* At Israel Catalog, our friend Eran Davidov has a ton of made in Israel cool products, including great Mossad T-shirts and sweatshirts, including my FAVE:  “MOSSAD – Dubai Is For Lovers,” complete with the tennis rackets that Mossad agents posing as tennis players wore when they cleaned the world of yet another HAMAS terrorist.  I also love “MOSSAD – Winter Vacation Dubai 2010.”

Reader Bob e-mailed me a couple of weeks ago about this asking for places to go in Detroit. I was remiss in not also mentioning Hiller’s Markets, where courageous owner Jim Hiller continues to promote and sell Made In Israel products, despite actual boycotts of his Detroit-area stores and protests in front of his stores by Palestinian Muslim activists and self-hating, far-left Jews. Below is his e-mail and my response:

Hi Debbie,

I found out about http://www.buyisraelgoods.org/ and went to their website. They do not have any listings for the Detroit Metro area, and I would like to participate and stand up for Israel. To that end, I have budgeted $100.00 that I intend to spend on Israeli goods, and would like some guidance as to what stores in this area I could shop at to fulfill my pledge, if you have that information. My preference of products would lean towards food and household items, if that makes it any easier.

I’m a daily visitor to your website, and thank you for your tireless efforts on behalf of right-thinking people everywhere.

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From me:

Great. There are a lot of Israeli products at Farm Fresh market at 10 Mile/696 and Coolidge in Oak Park, Michigan. Go there, ask for Jerry Denha, the owner, and tell him I sent you to buy Israeli-made products. He has quite a few. Not sure if you will use up your hundred dollars, and in that case, you can also find Israeli-made products at Jerusalem Pizza on Greenfield & Lincoln (NW corner) and One-Stop Kosher Market on the West side of Greenfield between Lincoln and 10 Mile, both of which are in Southfield, Michigan. If you go to J Pizza, ask for Bryan Jacobs, the owner, and tell him I sent you to buy stuff from Israel.

Wherever you live, I hope you’ll go online and buy some Made In Israel products today.