article_snippet: A Waitrose magazine showcasing the food of Israel has been hammered online for ignoring what activists regard to be the 'illegal occupation of Palestine'.
article_snippet: One Twitter user accused Waitrose and the Israel Tourist Office of 'pushing Israeli propaganda' Criticism: Others have asked why some of the foods in the magazine can be claimed by one nation .
article_snippet: One user, Rory Evans, wrote: Nothing like the taste of falafel with a side-order of apartheid, is there @waitrose #tasteofisrael.'
article_snippet: One user, Rory Evans said: 'Waitrose and Israel Tourist Office are pushing Israeli propaganda 'Taste of Israel' using @waitrose #tasteofIsrael.'
article_snippet: One said that the magazineerases Palestinian history and culture' while others have asked why some of the foods in the magazine can be claimed by one nation.
article_snippet: According to BT.com, Waitrose have included a disclaimer in the magazine saying that 'every care is taken in compiling the contents of the magazine but the publishers assume no responsibility in the effect arising therefrom. '
article_snippet: The recipes here have been provided by the Israel Government Tourist Office and have not been tested by Waitrose or Waitrose Kitchen.'
article_snippet: A Waitrose spokesman told BT.com that the magazine containing the Taste of Israel booklet was no longer available in shops.