Change the name and tell the French to go to hell.

the man making the negative statements regarding Israel feeds into the terrorists pals narrative and only finds himself on the wrong side of the debate, he is in effect, a palestinians axe man resembling the typical hypocritical stance of the 'biting the hand that feeds him' syndrome while acting front man for terrorists who are again firing missiles and rockets into Israel. Wait until his nation is attacked by these thugs, ISIS is nearer than he thinks, after their threats on Rome, is London next? And, remember ISIS threats to "fly their flag over the White House?" A word to the wise ( if any exists ) there is NO palestine and if G-d forbid there were one, it would be the beginning of the end. KEEP BUILDING!!

Bennett is right. It is not Partner acting against its Israeli customers, but Orange attempting to suck up to the Israel haters. So Orange, which cannot act against its brand carrier, should pay the price. Let *everyone* in the Arab/Muslim world know of their ties to an Israeli company and the BDS crowd will do the rest. Orange will settle to end the relationship.

Itself as quickly as possible, since the agreement is apparently ONLY a branding agreement and Orange does not own any part of the Partner Communications network. Since Orange wants out and Partner Communications definitely does not want to lose business over the kerfuffle, the two companies should find a way to terminate the relationship as soon as possible with the least cost to both companies. A sane Partner Communications CEO would be looking for a way out, especially since using the Orange brand is probably not a very good business strategy these days.

and I have complete freedom. No GPS to track me, follow me and report on me. You call my home number, leave a message and if I feel like it I return your call. Ditch the cell and get a life!