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The growing discourse around divesting in Israeli products and companies supporting Israel has gained momentum, especially during the current crisis. Esteemed Islamic scholars are advocating for Muslims to avoid such brands, highlighting the profound spiritual and historical significance of Masjid Al-Aqsa, one of Islam’s holiest sites. In light of the suffering faced by our Muslim brothers and sisters in Palestine, it becomes a moral obligation to divest in not only Israeli goods but also businesses that align with their actions. Collective efforts are vital to demonstrate unity and uphold shared values.
The following brands are known to either provide significant support to Israel or receive funding from Israeli sources.
Owned by Cadbury.
Owned by Mondalez.
Owned by Pepsi.
Has a presence in Israel with offices in the country.
Parent company Danone is an active Israeli food start-up investor.
Beverage brand owned by Coca-Cola.
Company based in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Has business operations in Israel.
Operates research and development centers in Israel.
Is a brand of L’Oreal.
Is an Israeli skincare company.
Enabled listings in occupied areas.
Has business operations in Israel.
Has business operations in Israel.
Made in Israel.
Partnerships with Israeli tech companies.
Collaborates with Israel in AI.
Routes between major US cities and Tel Aviv.
Supported Israel by showing the flag in the Times Square advertisement.
Providing financial services and credit card facilities to Israeli consumers and businesses.
Manufactured on occupied Palestinian land.
Have R&D centers in the country.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Brand owned by Coca-Cola.
Owned by Procter & Gamble (P&G).
Owned by H&M.
Partnerships and sponsorships involving Israeli companies and organizations.
Owned by Walmart, known to sell products sourced from Israel.
Invests in Israeli synthetic spider silk startup.
Vehicles are sold and serviced through authorized dealerships in Israel.
Has a presence in Israel through its investments and insurance services.
Owned by Unilever.
Company’s founder, Axel Springer, was known for his support of Israel.
An Israeli real estate and holding company.
Has an office in Tel Aviv.
One of the largest banks in Israel.
One of the largest banks in Israel.
Invests in Israeli companies.
Provides financial services and has investment activities in Israel.
Funding billions in arms.
A root beer brand owned by Coca-Cola.
Owner Les Wexner is an Israeli ally, having long-term business with Jeffrey Epstein.
Operates in the Israeli market through its pharmaceuticals and crop science.
A fashion brand under the INDITEX Group.
Invests in Israeli startups.
Owned by L’Oréal.
Debuted an ETF for European investors to directly access Israel’s Tel Aviv 25 stock index.
Provides financial data and news services to Israeli markets.
Open support for Israel.
Supplies Israel with Hellfire missiles.
Supports Israel.
Allows listings in occupied Palestinian territory.
Providing consulting services to various Israeli businesses.
Vanguard is the major shareholder.
Owned by Unilever.
Parent company LVMH invests heavily in Israel.
Has a presence in Israel.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Has ties with Israel through a $500m loan deal with Elbit Systems Ltd, an Israeli weapons manufacturer.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Owned by L'Oreal Paris.
An Israeli agricultural export company.
Made huge investments into Israel.
Caterpillar equipment is widely used in Israel.
Owned by LVMH/Bernard Arnault.
Is owned by L’Oréal.
Owned by Nestlé.
Collaborated with Coca-Cola.
Pledged $4M donation to Israel.
Law firm represents Israel-based fintechs.
Headquartered in Tel Aviv.
Owned by Nestlé.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Owned by Mondelez.
Owned by Bimbo.
Major investments in Israeli cybersecurity.
Brand of Johnson & Johnson.
Is owned by Procter and Gamble.
Founder Ronald Lauder is the president of the World Jewish Congress, and chairman of the Jewish National Fund.
Luxury fashion brand owned by Tapestry, Inc.
Operates a factory in the illegal Israeli settlement of Atarot.
Owned by Nestlé.
Owned by Palmolive.
Donated over $2 million of aid to the IDF.
CEO Stan Duncan supported openly, as mentioned in NYT.
Owned by Nike.
Posted social media support for Israel.
Connections with Israel and a cessation of weapons and defense trading.
Overwolf, the parent company of CurseForge, funds the revenue generated from mods to the Israeli Defense Forces.
Cybersecurity company headquartered in Israel.
Owned by Mondelez.
Company with R&D in Tel Aviv.
Owned by Cadbury.
Is a brand of Coca-Cola.
Company operates stores in Israel.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Is an Israeli dates brand.
Founder of Dell is a member of the Friends of the IDF.
Israeli-based company
Is a brand of Reckitt Benckiser (RB).
Invests in Israeli software company Teridion.
Company with operations in Israel.
Owner of Dior’s parent company, LVMH.
Pledging $2m and further initiatives to support Israel.
Held an IOF Fundraiser in NYC.
Provides law firm services to Israel.
Headquartered in Israel.
Owned by Unilever.
Donating food to Israeli soldiers.
Owned by Procter and Gamble.
Owned by the Reimann family.
Headquartered in Israel.
Owned by Nestlé.
Official airline of Israel.
Electronics company headquartered in Israel.
An Israeli company.
Donated three ICUs to Israel.
Founder lives in Israel.
Provides 5G to Israel.
Owners are the president of the World Jewish Congress.
Owner of Evian, Danone, invests millions in Israel.
Profiting from Israeli settlements.
Has been censoring neutral content.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Has based its headquarters for Asia in Holon, Israel.
The technical sponsor of Maccabi Tel Aviv FC, an Israeli football club, since 2019.
Headquartered in Israel.
Cosmetics brand headquartered in Israel.
A chocolate brand owned by Mars, Inc.
Biopharmaceutical company headquartered in Israel.
Owned by L’Oréal.
Owned by PepsiCo with no direct ties to Israel.
Provide support for the state of Israel and its tech community.
Operations and partnerships in Israel.
Operations and partnerships in Israel.
Has an official presence in Israel.
Owned by LVMH.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Accused of giving data and providing support.
Owned by Frito-Lay/PepsiCo.
Owned by LVMH.
Encouraging and legitimizing military.
Date growers cooperative headquartered in Israel.
Insurance company headquartered in Israel.
Owned by Procter & Gamble.
Owned by Jewish interests.
Investing in Israeli technology by backing Feelit.
Owned by Bimbo.
Streaming service owned by Disney.
Contracted by the Israel Police to provide Data Center Care services.
Invests in companies selling arms and military equipment.
Founding company Kimberly-Clark received the Jubilee Award by the Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Broadcasts pro-Israeli advertisements.
Heavy machinery has been used in the demolition in Jerusalem.
Involvements in Israeli security and military apparatus.
Donated $1.1 million to Israel.
Parent company of brands like Zara, with stores and operations in Israel.
Owned by Coca-Cola company.
Venture capital firm with investments in Israeli tech companies.
Significant investments in Israel, totaling more than $50 billion.
Owned by L’Oréal.
Lobbying for Israel.
Partners with TCS to open Innovation Programme in Israel.
Donated to Magen David Adom in Israel.
Leading advisor to Israeli companies.
Acquires Israeli start-ups for billions of dollars.
Owners are funding.
Has severed its relations with the Israeli cooperative, Hadiklaim.
Luxury fashion brand owned by Tapestry, Inc.
Owner to invest millions in Israeli technologies.
Owned by Kellogg’s.
Has provided with $3.8 billion in annual military aid since 2016.
Supports Israel in new TV commercial.
A power generation company with facilities in Israel.
Owned by LVMH, Bernard Arnault.
Owned by L’Oréal.
Founding company Yum Brands is an investor in Israeli start-ups.
Received the Jubilee Award by the Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Owned by Ferrero Group.
Is an Israeli brand.
Owned by Nestle.
Made three investments in Israeli tech companies.
Owned by Kim Kardashian.
Owned by Kimberly Clark.
Owned by Unilever.
Owned by Colgate-Palmolive.
Owners of Krispy Kreme invested and donated through their Alfred Landecker Foundation.
Initiated operations in Israel in the mid-1990s.
A skincare brand owned by L’Oréal.
Sponsorship of the Israel Football Association [IFA].
Partners with TCS to open Innovation Programme in Israel.
Part of the Fattal Hotels Group, an Israeli hospitality company.
Owned by Nestle.
Owner is a huge investor in Israeli tech companies.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Owned by Unilever.
Are major sponsors of the Walk with Israel organization.
Owned by LVMH.
Owned by Lidl.
Owned by Unilever.
Buys Israeli hearing tech startup Nuance.
Owned by Bernard Arnault.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
McDonald’s, known as Maccas in some regions.
Owned by Nestlé.
Owned by LVMH.
Allowed to play Israeli national anthem in the games.
Owned by LVMH.
Investing in the food tech startup through venture capital partner JVC.
Acquisition of Re Solutions, reinsurance broker in Israel.
CEO of the company is Ynon Kreiz, an Israeli-American.
Owned by L’Oréal.
Published a report in favor of Israel.
Helps investors invest in Israeli companies.
Donated meals to the Israeli army.
Israeli-based agriculture company exporting produce globally.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Opened a tech hub in Tel Aviv.
Runs Facebook and Instagram.
Owned by Capri Holdings, which has business operations in Israel.
CEO of the company supports Israel.
Collaborates with Israeli tech companies.
Israeli insurance and financial services company.
Owned by Mondelez.
Owned by Nestlé.
Owned by Nestlé.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Owned by PepsiCo.
One of the largest banks in Israel.
Owner Joshua Shuki Shaked is an Israeli.
Headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Owned by H&M Group.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Published a letter to openly support Israel.
Manufactured in Israel.
Source produce from the state of Israel.
IDF uses Motorola as a main supplier for its communication equipment.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Owned by Frito-Lay, a part of PepsiCo.
Founded by an Israeli entrepreneur, Gilad Japhet.
Owned by Mondelez.
Hosts Israeli propaganda websites.
Owned by Noon.
Owned by Disney.
Owned by Nestlé.
Owned by Nestlé.
Owns 53.8% share of leading Israeli food manufacturer Osem.
Claim of being 'truly Israeli' on their website.
Owned by L'Oreal.
Has been a sponsor of the Jerusalem Marathon.
Owned by Mondelez.
Company’s CEO provides grants for science initiatives and cultural projects in Israel.
Has sponsorship deals with several Israeli athletes and teams.
Is a brand of Loblaw Companies Limited, sponsors of the Walk with Israel organization.
UAE-based founder Mohamed Alabbar made donations to Israeli 'Charity Project'.
Owned by Mondelez.
Owned by Ferrero.
Owned by Mondelez.
Is building a supercomputer for Israel and partnerships with Israeli tech companies.
Owned by EssilorLuxottica that invests in Israeli startups.
Is a brand of PepsiCo.
Owned by Procter & Gamble.
Donated money to Israeli employees.
Owned by Procter & Gamble.
Owned by Mondelez.
Owned by Bimbo.
Israeli tech company specializing in gaming tools and software.
Made in Israel.
Owned by Inditex.
Opened an R&D center in Tel Aviv and investing $2 billion annually.
Provides official shoes for Israeli army.
Owned by Colgate-Palmolive.
Owned by Procter & Gamble, which has business operations in Israel.
Owned by Tnuvot Field, Israel’s 3rd largest exporter of Medjool dates.
Issued a statement on Twitter that they stand with Israel.
Israeli-owned financial services company.
Owned by Unilever.
Has a strong and long history of business with Israeli-based SodaStream company.
Owned by Unilever.
Owned by Cadbury.
Owned by Unilever.
Owned by Mondelez.
Host major facilities like Philips Medical Systems Technologies Ltd. in Haifa, originally established as the Israeli company Elscint.
Israeli insurance and financial services company.
Owned by Yum! Brands, actively investing in Israeli startups.
Owned by Unilever.
Is the sister company of Burger King.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Is a brand of L’Oréal.
Dates sourced and often exported from Israel.
Owned by Kellogg’s.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Owned by Colgate-Palmolive.
Owned by Inditex.
Sponsors Israeli athletes and teams.
Joint venture between PepsiCo and Unilever.
CEO has made public statements to support Israel.
Owned by Nestlé.
Part of L’Oréal.
Owned by Henkel, investing in Israeli technology by backing Feelit.
Owned by Nestle.
Is a brand of PepsiCo.
Invests millions of dollars in Israeli tech startups.
Is a brand of L’Oreal.
Owned by Jaguar Land Rover partners with TCS to launch the Open Innovation Program in Israel.
Dates brand owned by Israel.
Owned by Teva.
Owned by EssilorLuxottica that invests in Israeli startups.
Sponsors Israeli team.
Owner Ronald Perelman is a trustee of The Simon Wiesenthal Center.
Owned by Mondelez.
Bakery chain based in Israel.
Founder Mohamed Ali Alabbar donates to Israel.
Owned by Mars.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Israeli-based company.
Joint venture between PepsiCo and the Strauss Group, an Israeli company.
Israeli-owned brand.
Donated $3 million to Israel.
Owned by Walmart.
Owned by Colgate-Palmolive.
Owned by Nestle.
Donated 6,500 Israeli shekels to Israeli employees after the war started.
Owns 30% of Israels leading textile company Delta Galil
Owned by Bimbo.
Owned by Henkel.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Invested 500 million dollars into Elbit Systems Ltd, which is an Israeli weapons manufacturer.
Israeli-based skincare company.
Owned by GSK.
Owned by LVMH.
An Israeli brand which sells dates.
Owned by Loblaw Companies, which supports initiatives tied to Israel.
Has significant business operations in energy and infrastructure in Israel.
Owned by Unilever.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
President Michael S Greenberg supports Israel.
Owned by Mars.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Owned by Nestlé.
Owned by Mars Inc.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Israeli-based company.
Israeli-based company.
Supports Israel, even posted on Instagram in their favor.
Owned by Mondelez.
Founder Daniel Ek has expressed support for Israel.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Made in Israel.
Israeli dates.
Howard Schultz, Starbucks’ largest private owner, invested $1.7B in Israeli cybersecurity firm Wiz.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Brand owned by the Inditex Group, has a presence in Israel.
Founded in Israel.
Owned by Mondelez.
CEO and co-founder Patrick Collison visits Israel.
Owned by Bimbo.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Owned by Luxottica, which invests in Israeli start-ups.
Owned by Unilever.
Owned by Unilever.
Israeli transportation company.
Owned by Unilever.
Sells made in Israel products.
Owned by Yum! Brands.
Manufactured by an Israeli company (Nasus Pharma).
Owned by LVMH.
Owned by Mondelez.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Provides IT and cloud services to the Israeli military and supplies Land Rover vehicles to the Israeli military.
Owned by Mondelez.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Has been known to sell products sourced from Israel.
Announced free use of all its Superchargers in Israel.
Israeli-based pharmaceutical company.
Is a brand of L’Oreal.
Owned by Estée Lauder.
Owned by Bimbo.
Owned by Bimbo.
Owned by Sherwin-Williams, known to support Israeli military.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Owned by Ferrero.
Company of Burger King, known to provide free food and drinks to IDF.
CEO Jeffrey Swartz went on a ‘solidarity visit’ to Israel.
Owned by Mondelez International.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Sells products sourced from Israel.
Owned by Mondelez International.
Owned by PepsiCo.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Owned by Mondelez.
Owned by Mondelez.
Owned by Amazon.
Has a research and development center in Israel and collaborates with Israeli tech companies.
Owned by Mars.
Support of various Israeli sports teams and athletes.
Company with operations in Israel.
Is a brand of L’Oreal.
Sells Israeli Medjool Dates.
Investment in Israel.
Is a brand of Unilever.
Owned by Procter and Gamble.
Owner Les Wexner is a supporter of Israel.
Owned by Coca-Cola.
Owned by Johnson & Johnson.
President of the company supported Israel.
Supplied equipment to Israel.
Has been known to sell products sourced from Israel.
Is a brand of PepsiCo.
Pledged $1m to Israeli victims.
Owned by TEVA pharma.
Was part of $500 million loan deal into EBIT Systems Ltd, an Israeli company.
Owned by Meta.
Owned by Mondelez.
Tech company headquartered in Tel Aviv.
Invested in Israeli food tech startups through JVC.
Is an investor in Israeli start-ups.
Luxury jewelry brand based in Israel.
A brand of L’Oreal.
Clothing mocking war by ad campaign.
Sources its black seed oil directly from Israel.
Partnered with BrandStorm Media to launch IGN Israel.
Israeli shipping company.
Collaborated with Adidas for an event.
A significant number of brands either directly support Israel or receive funding from Israeli sources. If uncertain, a simple verification method is to examine the barcode—any barcode beginning with ‘729’ is associated with Israel. While this does not necessarily indicate the product was manufactured there, it signifies an affiliation.
Consumers possess considerable influence over both political and economic landscapes, as their purchasing decisions directly impact revenue streams. Boycotting Israeli products is not merely an economic choice but a moral stance, serving as an unequivocal act of solidarity with the Palestinian people. Though abstaining from widely used brands may present a challenge, the urgency of the situation renders it an ethical necessity.
The Blessed Prophet ﷺ instructed that when one witnesses injustice, they must strive to rectify it through action; if that is not possible, then through speech; and if even that is unattainable, one must at the very least denounce it within their heart. (40 Hadith an-Nawawi). This fundamental principle underscores our collective responsibility to oppose oppression in all its forms.