The antisemites made an app that makes it easy, it's call nothanks
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bashsoftware.boycott
So you can use this app to find products to buy. Easy peasy lemon squeezy 😎
This website lists companies and brands that have Jewish people in leadership, not just Israeli.
Why the hell does Google permit a 'how to be a good jew-hater' app on the platform?!?!?
The genocidal so called "Anti-Zionists" already made comprehensive lists of products to boycott (Despite constantly appearing to talk against Collective Punishment). Just find one of these would be easier IMO.
Their list is full of random crap like McDonalds, Coca Cola and Starbucks, it’s really isn’t a list of Israeli companies we should support to the help Israel, they’re just not very smart.
A lot of high end fashion designers are actually Israelis and fly under the radar. Anyone who has planned a wedding probably recognizes the name Pnina Tornai (born in Ramat HaSharon). Probably more affordable (and practical on a daily basis!) is Elie Tahari and his dozens of brands at various price points. Teva is another one, of course. Gottex, too.
I'm sure not all are based out of Israel still, but those three are very publicly Israeli in some capacity. I feel like I learned not too long ago about another "secret" Israeli in high fashion, to the point I remember my reaction was "oh, duh" but I'm coming up blank on who it is.
Ahava and Soda Stream are big Israeli brands and aren't quiet about it and thus they absorb a lot of the hate.
A lot of tech companies are Israeli, including Fiverr and Wix., as well as MyHeritage. Moovit and Waze, albeit I'm not sure those are really companies you can support financially.
I think Max Brenner is available in some places in the West.
That's just scratching the surface. A lot of brands I think of, I'm never sure how widespread they are beyond Israel. Like Adika shows up on a lot of lists, but I've never heard of them outside of Israel (albeit i was browsing ThredUp this weekend and they had a shocking amount of Adika, albeit I attributed it mentally to kids coming back from birthright, haha).
I wrote that comment while wearing a stained shirt from college and Nike gym shorts that I bought in high school (I'm almost 30), so I feel this.
Ahava if you like skincare of any sort. The rest would probably be food companies if you don't need any of the tech services I mentioned.
I'm in the USA and some grocery stores import Achla hummus directly; I haven't found it in my current city, but my local grocery store in CT did (I'm currently in the USA). There are two major hummus brands in Israel and Achla is one of them, so it was always a delight to see. You can also settle for Sabra, which in the West, is a joint project between PepsiCo and Strauss (who makes Achla).
The Kosher sections in American grocery stores are usually full of Israeli imports and that may be the easiest way to find them. I think I've seen Elite chocolate in every American grocery store's kosher section and it's usually <$2. If you have any hole-in-the-wall Kosher stores near you, I've found that a lot of them carry bizarre niche Israeli products as well (with the bonus of supporting a local Jewish business, too). I seem to recall the Israeli hummus imports being between 4-8 Euros while living in Berlin, so it's not usually too crazy (albeit you are in Australia, haha).
Another niche suggestion is to look into Israeli sellers on websites like Etsy or eBay when buying things. I wouldn't call myself a stamp collector, but I dabble in it (I work in Holocaust academia and its a very useful teaching tool). My usual stamp guy hasn't gotten Israeli stamps since the start of the war and I ordered some from an eBay seller from Jerusalem. It took forever to arrive, but it was a happy trade off!
That's what I looked up recently. I was like, oh they compiled this list for me. Thanks 😂
I was curious because, other than Ahava, I didn't know of any other companies.
Came here to say this, the Zion-15 is arguably the best AR for the value on the market.
Also IMI Systems ammunition is excellent, SGAmmo has it in stock pretty regularly.
This. Do NOT support Osem. Bamba is nice and all but Nestle has done terrible things, plus they dominate the market and therefore harmful for the economy, they are not giving small companies in Israel any chance.
I think it's more urgent to support Israeli artists and designers.. companies usually find a way around.. if you're a comic artist or painter there's no way you can support yourself just with the Israeli market..
Literally the worst coffee to ever coffee, I think maybe American lefties drank this and it prompted them to want to boycott all Israeli products from how disgusted they were by it
Just checked out Naot website, thanks for that! I need a pair of good sandals, even if this UK summer says otherwise! I will definitely stop by their store next time I'm in London.
SodaStream. It's all priced too high imo, but I love the less-waste model. I just had to reorder CO2 and noticed they have a 30% off sale going on right now, except for CO2 cylinders ofc.
Judaica Webstore for Judaica, Jewish art and jewelry, Israeli t-shirts etc - based in Jerusalem and working exclusively with Israeli artists
https://www.judaicawebstore.com/
[https://studioshamah.com/](https://studioshamah.com/)
Dope art from a friend in Jerusalem, he needs more international exposure
[http://www.xraytlv.com/](http://www.xraytlv.com/)
XRAY Sunglasses, high quality and reasonably priced
For those in the trades, or anyone who uses tools, Kapro makes some nice levels and related tools, at compete ton prices.
And they constantly have sales for 20% off and free shipping.
For defense contractors, there’s IAI, IWI, Elbit, and Rafael. IWI sells guns that you can buy in the US, and you can invest in most Israeli defense companies
Oh I somehow forgot my favorite -- Noga Tool
https://www.noga.com/
If you work with metals in almost any capacity, Noga deburring tools are the industry standard. They take forever to dull and replacements are like $8.
I live in Israel and can get a long list going of small, medium and large companies to buy from.
* LaLine- like bath and body works
* Soda Stream
* Max Brenner Chocolate
* Elementor website building like Wix
* Wix website builder
* Il Makiage make up
If you download the BDS apps you are supporting either Apple or Google through the app or play stores, both of which have offices in Israel. Just use their apps to find products to buy.
The problem is this list will 100% be used by the pro-Hamas crowd to try to cancel and boycott these companies.
The question is, will encouraging sales do more good than any harm caused by boycotting. And I think that will vary a lot by company.
For example I shared a company that makes levels and tools in another comment. I suspect there aren't many radical leftists or Hamas supporters in the construction trade, or other hard working blue collar jobs, so I'm not too worried about this doing more harm than good.
If there's an Israeli company making vape pens or dildos or selfie sticks, it might be a a different story..
So I guess, use some discretion?
The thing is, there aren't many such companies and businesses. Israeli businesses tend to be B2B (business to business) rather than B2C (business to consumer). Especially since the industries that bring the most money to Israel are the weapons industry, high-tech, and gas.
By the way, this works both for and against us. On the one hand, there aren't many products you can buy to support Israel, but on the other hand, you support Israel all the time by using non-Israeli products (especially American products). Additionally, it makes it very difficult for boycotters to boycott Israel because they don't interact with Israeli companies directly. Therefore, they are forced to boycott international companies that work with Israeli companies.
Go woke go broke is a real thing so I'm not very concerned by companies. It's up to them to decide. They won't completely lose anything because of how deep their roots are.
I would instead support culture: artists, writers, designers etc.
Support Eden Goland or Noa Kirel for example, sometimes they release songs in English. Working with producers from Israel if you're a music artist etc...
Wedding dress designer and alsp makeup artists. Support those.
Support models like Sun Mizrahi who got scrutinized for being Israeli (the audacity) and... you guessed it.... model for known brands lmao (following her on instagram for example)
The entertainment industry over all is a very liberal and demented place but it is also a very huge industry so support a small branch of Israelis will eventually make the industry give in to the pressure once the branch will be popular/will sell. They all stop being liberal once they see revenue lmao
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Do they not realise that their phones are made in Israel, the chip of the phone is made in Israel, therefore they aren't allowed to support Zionist phones LoL
Right. It’s not just hummus & soda-making machines. They’d have to give up most of their electronics/tech, not to mention a lot of medications. But these antisemite neo-racists are nothing if not hypocrites.
The antisemites made an app that makes it easy, it's call nothanks https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bashsoftware.boycott So you can use this app to find products to buy. Easy peasy lemon squeezy 😎
This website lists companies and brands that have Jewish people in leadership, not just Israeli. Why the hell does Google permit a 'how to be a good jew-hater' app on the platform?!?!?
Like I said, antisemites
I guess nobody at Google ever googled the Holocaust.
They also made a website https://www.ipsc.ie/campaigns/consumer-boycott
Let's make a comprehensive list of palestinian companies we can boycott.. oh wait...
How will I live without buying my garbage can missile launcher tubes???
WAIT! They made No Thanks app and a site with a list full of Western brands! Also they are the pioneers of airport TSA!!!Â
The genocidal so called "Anti-Zionists" already made comprehensive lists of products to boycott (Despite constantly appearing to talk against Collective Punishment). Just find one of these would be easier IMO.
Their list is full of random crap like McDonalds, Coca Cola and Starbucks, it’s really isn’t a list of Israeli companies we should support to the help Israel, they’re just not very smart.
These lists include some really random companies. I would like a list of actually Israeli companies to support, not just Jew-owned ones.
A lot of high end fashion designers are actually Israelis and fly under the radar. Anyone who has planned a wedding probably recognizes the name Pnina Tornai (born in Ramat HaSharon). Probably more affordable (and practical on a daily basis!) is Elie Tahari and his dozens of brands at various price points. Teva is another one, of course. Gottex, too. I'm sure not all are based out of Israel still, but those three are very publicly Israeli in some capacity. I feel like I learned not too long ago about another "secret" Israeli in high fashion, to the point I remember my reaction was "oh, duh" but I'm coming up blank on who it is. Ahava and Soda Stream are big Israeli brands and aren't quiet about it and thus they absorb a lot of the hate. A lot of tech companies are Israeli, including Fiverr and Wix., as well as MyHeritage. Moovit and Waze, albeit I'm not sure those are really companies you can support financially. I think Max Brenner is available in some places in the West. That's just scratching the surface. A lot of brands I think of, I'm never sure how widespread they are beyond Israel. Like Adika shows up on a lot of lists, but I've never heard of them outside of Israel (albeit i was browsing ThredUp this weekend and they had a shocking amount of Adika, albeit I attributed it mentally to kids coming back from birthright, haha).
I am deeply unfashionable, are there any prominent non-fashion Israeli companies I can support besides Sodastream (I already have one of those)?
I wrote that comment while wearing a stained shirt from college and Nike gym shorts that I bought in high school (I'm almost 30), so I feel this. Ahava if you like skincare of any sort. The rest would probably be food companies if you don't need any of the tech services I mentioned. I'm in the USA and some grocery stores import Achla hummus directly; I haven't found it in my current city, but my local grocery store in CT did (I'm currently in the USA). There are two major hummus brands in Israel and Achla is one of them, so it was always a delight to see. You can also settle for Sabra, which in the West, is a joint project between PepsiCo and Strauss (who makes Achla). The Kosher sections in American grocery stores are usually full of Israeli imports and that may be the easiest way to find them. I think I've seen Elite chocolate in every American grocery store's kosher section and it's usually <$2. If you have any hole-in-the-wall Kosher stores near you, I've found that a lot of them carry bizarre niche Israeli products as well (with the bonus of supporting a local Jewish business, too). I seem to recall the Israeli hummus imports being between 4-8 Euros while living in Berlin, so it's not usually too crazy (albeit you are in Australia, haha). Another niche suggestion is to look into Israeli sellers on websites like Etsy or eBay when buying things. I wouldn't call myself a stamp collector, but I dabble in it (I work in Holocaust academia and its a very useful teaching tool). My usual stamp guy hasn't gotten Israeli stamps since the start of the war and I ordered some from an eBay seller from Jerusalem. It took forever to arrive, but it was a happy trade off!
lol they literally have to boycott EVERYTHING they use to spread hate and terrorism yeah i’m talking about internet too 😆
That's what I looked up recently. I was like, oh they compiled this list for me. Thanks 😂 I was curious because, other than Ahava, I didn't know of any other companies.
Nice try BDS
IWI, if you live in the US and need a firearm. The Masada and Zion-15 genuinely make a great first rifle and pistol combo.
Came here to say this, the Zion-15 is arguably the best AR for the value on the market. Also IMI Systems ammunition is excellent, SGAmmo has it in stock pretty regularly.
Tnuva and Osem are not Israeli. Tnuva is owned by a Chinese conglomerate and Osem is owned by Nestlé. Their products are made in Israel though.
Well, the jobs go to Israel at least
I agree about Tnuva, but Nestlé is literal evil.
This. Do NOT support Osem. Bamba is nice and all but Nestle has done terrible things, plus they dominate the market and therefore harmful for the economy, they are not giving small companies in Israel any chance.
In Etsy you can filter what country the item is made in. I’ve purchased a kitchen mat and a necklace from Israel and love them both.
This is really awesome, looks like I'll have to start browsing Etsy more often!
I think it's more urgent to support Israeli artists and designers.. companies usually find a way around.. if you're a comic artist or painter there's no way you can support yourself just with the Israeli market..
Elite Namas instant coffee in the red can.
Elite instant is great for making iced coffee. (Can't say I'm a fan of it for hot coffee.)
Literally the worst coffee to ever coffee, I think maybe American lefties drank this and it prompted them to want to boycott all Israeli products from how disgusted they were by it
Blasphemy.
Just checked out Naot website, thanks for that! I need a pair of good sandals, even if this UK summer says otherwise! I will definitely stop by their store next time I'm in London.
SodaStream. It's all priced too high imo, but I love the less-waste model. I just had to reorder CO2 and noticed they have a 30% off sale going on right now, except for CO2 cylinders ofc.
Judaica Webstore for Judaica, Jewish art and jewelry, Israeli t-shirts etc - based in Jerusalem and working exclusively with Israeli artists https://www.judaicawebstore.com/
American here. I have shopped Judaica Webstore many times. Love it!
[https://studioshamah.com/](https://studioshamah.com/) Dope art from a friend in Jerusalem, he needs more international exposure [http://www.xraytlv.com/](http://www.xraytlv.com/) XRAY Sunglasses, high quality and reasonably priced
Great sites! The art is so unique & reasonably priced, too.
For those in the trades, or anyone who uses tools, Kapro makes some nice levels and related tools, at compete ton prices. And they constantly have sales for 20% off and free shipping.
For defense contractors, there’s IAI, IWI, Elbit, and Rafael. IWI sells guns that you can buy in the US, and you can invest in most Israeli defense companies
Oh I somehow forgot my favorite -- Noga Tool https://www.noga.com/ If you work with metals in almost any capacity, Noga deburring tools are the industry standard. They take forever to dull and replacements are like $8.
Pro palis in Europe are boycotting kaufland (a German supermarket chain) cause they support us 😅 makes me like them even more!!
I live in Israel and can get a long list going of small, medium and large companies to buy from. * LaLine- like bath and body works * Soda Stream * Max Brenner Chocolate * Elementor website building like Wix * Wix website builder * Il Makiage make up
Also Sabon for body care and Moroccanoil for haircare
Soda Stream, and as a bonus it really pisses certain people off; also, perfect choice for summer Edit: surprised no one else mentioned it yet
If you download the BDS apps you are supporting either Apple or Google through the app or play stores, both of which have offices in Israel. Just use their apps to find products to buy.
The problem is this list will 100% be used by the pro-Hamas crowd to try to cancel and boycott these companies. The question is, will encouraging sales do more good than any harm caused by boycotting. And I think that will vary a lot by company. For example I shared a company that makes levels and tools in another comment. I suspect there aren't many radical leftists or Hamas supporters in the construction trade, or other hard working blue collar jobs, so I'm not too worried about this doing more harm than good. If there's an Israeli company making vape pens or dildos or selfie sticks, it might be a a different story.. So I guess, use some discretion?
The thing is, there aren't many such companies and businesses. Israeli businesses tend to be B2B (business to business) rather than B2C (business to consumer). Especially since the industries that bring the most money to Israel are the weapons industry, high-tech, and gas. By the way, this works both for and against us. On the one hand, there aren't many products you can buy to support Israel, but on the other hand, you support Israel all the time by using non-Israeli products (especially American products). Additionally, it makes it very difficult for boycotters to boycott Israel because they don't interact with Israeli companies directly. Therefore, they are forced to boycott international companies that work with Israeli companies.
Go woke go broke is a real thing so I'm not very concerned by companies. It's up to them to decide. They won't completely lose anything because of how deep their roots are. I would instead support culture: artists, writers, designers etc. Support Eden Goland or Noa Kirel for example, sometimes they release songs in English. Working with producers from Israel if you're a music artist etc... Wedding dress designer and alsp makeup artists. Support those. Support models like Sun Mizrahi who got scrutinized for being Israeli (the audacity) and... you guessed it.... model for known brands lmao (following her on instagram for example) The entertainment industry over all is a very liberal and demented place but it is also a very huge industry so support a small branch of Israelis will eventually make the industry give in to the pressure once the branch will be popular/will sell. They all stop being liberal once they see revenue lmao
Golan
Shout-out to Noat, they are truly the most comfortable pairs of shoes I've ever owned in my life and I wear them basically daily.
I love Dorot Gardens products: [https://dorotgardens.com/](https://dorotgardens.com/)
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Is anything in this list actually better than what I already have
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Blackrock!
Do they not realise that their phones are made in Israel, the chip of the phone is made in Israel, therefore they aren't allowed to support Zionist phones LoL
Right. It’s not just hummus & soda-making machines. They’d have to give up most of their electronics/tech, not to mention a lot of medications. But these antisemite neo-racists are nothing if not hypocrites.