Want a little news from Sweden? It’s good news, too (in my opinion). This country is not exactly a hotbed of pro-Israel sentiment, as you know. It’s more like the Middle East Studies department at Columbia University. Or the Oval Office. So it’s no surprise that the Swedish Dockworkers Union is imposing a boycott on Israel. Those lovely workmen are refusing to load Swedish cargo bound for Israel, and refusing to unload Israeli cargo arrived in Sweden. Typical stuff, for Europe. But this is atypical: Sweden’s Moderate party, which leads the current coalition government, has a student wing. And that wing is volunteering to load and unload cargo to and from Israel. In an official statement, the students said, “Those who really want to have peace in the Middle East should . . . take a stance against the terror group Hamas and the horrible suffering that it has caused Gaza’s population. It is Hamas’s fault that people are suffering in Gaza, not Israel’s.” Wowzer. Those Swedish students have done something bold, brave, and good.