Since the beginning of Israel’s genocide on Gaza in October 2023, a global, unrelenting campaign against companies doing business with Israel continues to gain ground, significantly punishing those choosing to aid the Israeli economy while egregious war crimes are committed against Palestinian civilians.
Palestine Chronicle’s Robert Inlakesh explains how solidarity with Gaza overthrew the king of coffee and why the boycott works.
(The Palestine Chronicle)
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