"Everything Everywhere" Except When It's Pro-Israel?

Courtesy: Edgar Davidson blog

'EE is the UK's largest 4G operator, with a network that offers the most extensive coverage and the fastest speeds....
EE, which stands for Everything Everywhere, was formed when T-Mobile and Orange merged in 2010.... It was the first UK operator to launch a 4G service in late 2012, with a super-fast service that was available in the UK's cities. Since then it has expanded to 215 locations, as of June 2014....'

That's the boast here

But "Everything Everywhere" might fall under the "false advertising" label, since EE appears to be blocking access to certain pro-Israel sites, including this one.

Anti-Israel sites are apparently not affected.

Edgar Davidson, who has described this strange state of affairs, and its anomalies, has contacted the company requesting an explanation ...

If he gets no satisfaction from them, I suggest that this is a matter for the Board of Deputies.

(Update: A UK commenter on Edgar's site advises that in his experience "Israelly cool is blocked during the day 09.00 - 21.00   Accessing the Daphne Anson website is ok until you try to comment and then it comes back with a Sky message content blocked so not able to leave a message ")