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What Companies Support Israel?

What Companies Support Israel
Written by Wesley Bates

The Israel-Palestine war has made people think of what and who they support. After witnessing horrible moves of Israel on Palestine, people all around the world have started boycotting companies that support and fund Israel for the war.

The BDS(Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions)movement spread awareness about the companies who are actively supporting Israel. 

Israel Trade Partners and Companies Doing Business in Israel

Israel Trade Partners and Companies Doing Business in Israel

1- HP(INC)

Hewlett Packard Inc (HP Inc) is providing its services to offices of Israeli leaders and also runs a biometric system which is used to restrict Palestinian movement. 

2- Puma

Puma is a sponsor for the Israel Football Association(IFA). Even though the company has said that it is not going to renew its contract with Israel, it is still supporting Israel indirectly. 

3- McDonald’s

McDonald’s has several of its branches in Israel and the company announced giving free meals to Israeli soldiers. According to the reports, McDonald’s has given meals worth $1.3 million to Israeli soldiers who are attacking innocent Palestinians.

4- Amazon

Amazon Web Services provided cloud technology to the Israeli government and military after signing a contract for $1.22 billion. Even though Amazon was supporting Palestine in 2021 but after signing the contract, it is clear who the company supports.

5- Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola profits from Israeli occupation on Palestine and operates in the areas which are illegally snatched from Palestinians by Israeli forces. Coca-Cola also has a factory in illegal Israeli settlement which means it ignores international law by profiting from an illegal occupation.

List of Companies Endorsing Israel

There are several other companies who support Israel, but not as loud as companies above do. We still need to boycott them as they have corporate partnerships with Israel.

  1. Fiverr(Israeli Owned Company)
  2. Starbucks
  3. Disney
  4. Nestle
  5. IBM
  6. Adidas
  7. Burger King
  8. Adobe
  9. Audi
  10. Dior
  11. Airbnb
  12. Johnson & Johnson
  13. Nvidia
  14. Carrefour
  15. Tesla

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