The growing discourse around divesting from companies supporting Israel has gained momentum, particularly during the current crisis. Esteemed Islamic scholars urge Muslims to avoid such brands, citing the profound spiritual and historical significance of Masjid Al-Aqsa.
The following brands are known to either provide direct support to Israel or receive funding from Israeli sources.
5 Star Chocolate
Owned by Cadbury.
7Days
Owned by Mondalez.
7Up
Owned by Pepsi.
Accenture
Has a presence in Israel with offices in the country.
Activia
Parent company Danone is an active Israeli food start-up investor.
AdeS
Beverage brand owned by Coca-Cola.
AdExtent
Company based in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Adidas
Has business operations in Israel.
Adobe
Operates research and development centres in Israel.
Aesop
Is a brand of L’Oreal.
Ahava
Is an Israeli skincare company.
AirBnb
Enabled listings in occupied areas.
Aldi
Has business operations in Israel.
ALDO
Has business operations in Israel.
Amana Tool
Made in Israel.
Amazon
Partnerships with Israeli tech companies.
AMD
Collaborates with Israel in AI.
American Airlines
Routes between major US cities and Tel Aviv.
American Eagle
Supported Israel by showing the flag in the Times Square advert.
American Express
Providing financial services and credit card facilities to Israeli consumers and businesses.
Many brands either directly support Israel or receive Israeli funding. If uncertain, a simple check is the barcode—those beginning with ‘729’ are associated with Israel.
Consumers hold significant power in shaping economic and political outcomes. Boycotting such products is not merely economic but a moral stance of solidarity.
The Prophet ﷺ said: “Whoever among you sees an injustice, let them change it with their hand; if they cannot, then with their tongue; if they cannot, then with their heart.” — 40 Hadith an-Nawawi