<text>  A Waitrose magazine showcasing the food of Israel has been hammered online for ignoring what activists regard to be the illegal occupation of Palestine. The supermarket chains monthly food magazine Waitrose Kitchen contained a 32-page brochure called Taste of Israel. But the glossy advert, sponsored by Israels Government Tourist Board, has sparked outrage among campaigners - with some claiming it ignores what they believe is an apartheid regime. Scroll down for video . A 32-page brochure called Taste of Israel pictured within Waitrose Kitchen Magazine has been hammered on the internet . The Waitrose magazine features a glossy pull-out featuring recipe ideas and an A-Z food glossary of Israeli ingredients and dishes . Others have posted harrowing images taken during last years Gaza conflict. The travel and food pull-out, in the February edition, contains an A-Z food glossary of Israeli ingredients and dishes as well as a guide of its Top 10 restaurants. It also includes market tours interviews with top Israeli chefs and an article explaining Why Israeli wine is winning awards, plus five wines to taste. Recipes in the insert include shakshuka, white fish on vegetable ragu, endive salad, and instructions for creating the perfect falafel and hummus. Backlash: The advert sparked anger online with some saying it ignored what campaigners described as an apartheid Outrage: Some threatened to boycott the supermarket chain after learning of the contents of the magazine . Anger: 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 . The Palestine Solidarity Campaign called the insert disgraceful adding: The booklet is a prime example of Israeli government propaganda, highlighting its efforts to distract the public abroad from its brutal military occupation of Palestinian land by replacing the image of an apartheid regime with that of a tourist-friendly, culture-loving country. Activisits took to Twitter with some vowing to boycott Waitrose - and encouraging others to follow suit. One user, Rory Evans, wrote: Nothing like the taste of falafel with a side-order of apartheid, is there waitrose tasteofisrael. Another Twitter user, Paul in Brighton said: Waitrose and Israel Tourist Office are pushing Israeli propaganda Taste of Israel using waitrose tasteofIsrael. One said that the magazine erases Palestinian history and culture while others have asked why some of the foods in the magazine can be claimed by one nation. However, some hit back at criticism of Waitrose, with one urging activists to leave war and politics out of cooking. A number of users posted pictures of the advert along with messages demanding an apology from Waitrose . Some Twitter users hit back at criticism of Waitrose, with one urging activists to leave war and politics out of cooking Ilir Dema wrote: Perhaps waitrose genuinely wants to promote cooking, why is that propaganda? 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. The recipes here have been provided by the Israel Government Tourist Office and have not been tested by Waitrose or Waitrose Kitchen. The Independent quotes William Sitwell, Editor of Waitrose Kitchen magazine, as saying: Waitrose Kitchen is not political - we take adverts from a wide range of different businesses and organisations. A Waitrose spokesman told BT.com that the magazine containing the Taste of Israel booklet was no longer available in shops. 