Are food chains backing Israel during the conflict with Palestine? Amid the BDS debate, the stance of major food brands often goes unnoticed. Are they supporting Palestine’s quest for freedom, justice, and equality, or ignoring occupation and discrimination? Let’s delve into the role of top food brands in the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Strauss Group
Strauss Group is receiving boycott demands due to being solely based in Israel, leading to worries about its involvement in Israeli policies and actions that disregard the rights of Palestinians.
Link Proof: http://www.inminds.com/boycott-israel-2012.php
Max Brenner
There are concerns that Max Brenner, a company solely based in Israel, may be aligned with Israeli policies and interests in the occupied territories, which has led to calls for a boycott.
Link Proof: http://www.inminds.com/boycott-israel-2012.php
Tivall
As an Israeli company, Tivall is being called for a boycott due to worries about its possible involvement in actions taken in the occupied territories. This is causing concerns about the company’s role in the conflict.
Link Proof: http://www.inminds.com/boycott-israel-2012.php
Jordan River Dates
Boycott demands target Jordan River Dates due to its status as an Israeli company, prompting worries that it may participate in actions supporting the Israeli occupation. This raises concerns for its potential involvement in such activities.
Link Proof: http://www.inminds.com/boycott-israel-2012.php
Mondelēz
Mondelēz is receiving backlash for its investments in Israeli startups located in occupied Palestine and its partnerships with Strauss Group brands based in Israel. Consumers are calling for a boycott of sub-brands such as Oreo, Cadbury, Trident, and Tang due to their involvement in these actions.
Mars, Inc.
The support given by Mars, Inc. to the Zionist state via its significant investments in the foodtech startup scene has caused the company to be boycotted. This is facilitated by JVC, its venture capital partner.
Many sub-brands, such as Mars, M&Ms, Snickers, Skittles, and Twix, have been linked to these investments, which have raised serious concerns about their involvement in Israel’s policies and actions.
Link Proof: https://aus.mars.com/news-and-stories/press-releases/mars-partners-with-jerusalem-venture-partners
Top food brands have joined forces with Israel, disregarding Palestinian rights. Their support and collaboration expose complicity in oppression. Buying their products indirectly supports injustice. Boycotting is a call for accountability and justice. It’s time to hold these brands responsible for their actions and demand respect for human rights in the Israel-Palestine conflict.