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GOOGLE

Google and Amazon employees call for withdrawal from Project Nimbus. This contract aims to provide dangerous technology to the Israeli military, increasing discrimination against Palestinians.
Violation of Basic Rights: The products violate Palestinian rights and lead to displacement. Employees demand an end to relationships with militarized organizations.
Reshaping the Future: Technology should create a world that promotes safety and dignity.

AIRBNB

Airbnb is an online platform that allows users to list and book accommodation options. The company was founded in 2008 and provides accommodation services worldwide. Airbnb has stated that it must withdraw listings of rental properties built illegally on Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT). In a statement made on December 10, 2020, Amnesty International emphasized that continuing to list these properties is not right for future investors. The company has around 200 illegal settlement properties, which are considered war crimes under international law.
The previous year, Airbnb announced that it would remove listings for 200 rental properties in the occupied West Bank, but later reversed this decision. Saleh Higazi, Deputy Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa at Amnesty International, stated that no company should be complicit in human rights violations. Airbnb will remain deeply compromised as long as it does not end its business relationship with Israeli settlements.

Procter & Gamble

a U.S.-based international company that manufactures personal care and hygiene products. It operates in more than 180 countries. Procter and Gamble supports Israeli initiatives that enable favorable access to Israeli government funding. In this regard, the company signed a bilateral agreement with Israel's chief scientist and opened a research and development center in Tel Aviv, with an annual investment of 2 billion dollars. Additionally, Procter and Gamble Israel is committed to community programs, including the Brands in Action initiative, which aims to reach and impact every household in Israel.

MONDAY.COM

Monday.com debuted on the U.S. stock market today, raising $574 million in its initial public offering. The company’s market value is set at $6.8 billion. Both Salesforce and Zoom agreed to invest $150 million in the company. Monday.com offers low-code and no-code software development solutions, allowing users to create workflows without needing technical expertise. The IPO is another success story for Israel’s tech scene and its global impact.

MOOVIT

Moovit, an Israeli-based provider of public transport and mobility solutions, was founded in 2012. Reflecting Israel’s leadership in the tech world, the company now serves over 1.7 billion users across 112 countries. Moovit integrates various transportation options, such as public transit, bicycles, ride-sharing, and scooters, helping users make urban travel more efficient. Additionally, it manages the world's largest transit data repository, collecting 6 billion anonymous data points daily. In 2022, Moovit became part of Mobileye, another leading Israeli tech brand, accelerating the global advancement of autonomous transportation.

NOON.COM

Noon.com is a Middle East-based e-commerce platform established in 2017. The company operates in key markets such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Egypt. By combining technology with a seamless shopping experience, Noon offers its customers a wide range of products, including clothing, electronics, home goods, and personal care items.
Additionally, Noon.com s relations with Israel are noteworthy. The company has drawn attention due to its collaborations with suppliers in Israel and various business agreements. These collaborations are part of its strategy to strengthen logistics and e-commerce infrastructure in the region. Noon follows developments in technology and innovation in Israel to secure a strong position in the Middle Eastern e-commerce market.

EBAY

eBay, founded in 1995, is a global American e-commerce platform. It allows users to buy and sell products through auction and fixed-price formats.
In March 2019, eBay launched the Retail Revival program in the Israel Export Zone, creating an e-commerce community to promote social and employment integration in collaboration with the Joint Link program and the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs.

BOOKING.COM

Booking.com is a Netherlands-based online travel agency that provides accommodation booking services worldwide. The company reversed its decision to label Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank as occupied territory and instead used the term conflict-affected area. Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid called this reversal an Israeli victory. Palestinian rights group al-Haq's Susan Power and other critics argue that with this decision, Booking.com profits from Israel’s illegal settlement projects and is complicit in the unlawful appropriation of Palestinian lands.

MICROSOFT

Microsoft has announced a significant investment in the Israeli market to establish its first cloud region in Israel. This investment expands Microsoft's global cloud infrastructure to 56 cloud regions across 21 countries. The new region is expected to be available starting in 2021, including Microsoft Azure and Office 365. Microsoft's cloud services comply with European data protection regulations and will provide innovative opportunities for Israeli startups to accelerate their digital transformation.

AMAZON

Amazon and Google are collaborating on the Nimbus project. The Nimbus project is a $1.2 billion contract to provide cloud services to the Israeli military and government. This technology facilitates increased surveillance of Palestinians and illegal data collection, which helps in expanding Israeli settlements in Palestinian territories.