Three-quarters of the Knesset, 90 MKs from across the political spectrum, sent a letter to Ben & Jerry’s parent company Unilever on Wednesday complaining about its decision to boycott Judea and Samaria.

The letter, initiated by MK Merav Ben-Ari (Yesh Atid), was sent to the CEO of Unilever international, Alan Jope.

“This decision to boycott towns and cities in Israel, as well as the company’s attempt to force this boycott practice immediately on the Israeli manufacturer, is an immoral and regrettable decision that harms all residents of Judea and Samaria, as well as hundreds of Israeli workers, Jews and Arabs alike,” the MKs wrote in the letter.

The letter was signed by five Labor MKs, six Blue and White MKs and Yair Golan of Meretz. No Arab MKs signed it, but a Druze MK did. It says that the Ben & Jerry’s boycott violates the laws of the State of Israel.

“We urge you to rethink this decision and to amend this injustice,” the MKs wrote.

The leadership of the Israeli Ben & Jerry’s licensee, which vigorously opposes the boycott, wrote Ben-Ari thanking her and the other MKs for the letter.

“We at Ben & Jerry’s Israel will continue to sell throughout the country and to all Israelis!” Ben & Jerry’s Israel tweeted.