People around the world take to the streets for Palestine

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🇮🇷🇵🇸🇮🇱‼️🚨Statements by the President of Iran at the Organization of Islamic Cooperation summit:

— The Organization of Islamic Cooperation must play a positive and correct role, embodying the meaning of unity and solidarity.

“Today we have gathered on behalf of the Islamic nation to help the Palestinian nation.

“Today is a historic day for the defense of Al-Aqsa Mosque.

“Millions of demonstrations around the world have shown that the defense of Palestine lies within every nation.

“We are responsible before God for what is happening in the Gaza Strip.

“Today everyone must determine their own line.

“The US is complicit in Israel’s crimes.

—The Israeli attack on the Gaza Strip is the worst crime ever witnessed in history. Due to the brutal blockade, Gaza has become the largest prison in the world.

🇵🇸🇮🇱🚨‼️BREAKING: The final statement of the Arab-Islamic Summit rejects to describe Israel's war on Gaza as self-defense or to justify it.

🇵🇸🇮🇱🚨‼️ Jewish conscious objector explains …

❗️The head of the Israeli intelligence service Mossad and the leaders of the political wing of Hamas are now in Cairo.


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Saja Ahmed, 16 years old, a school student, was injured in the bombing of her home in Bani Suhaila in Khan
Yunis.

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12 Palestinians were killed after the bombing of a home by the occupation in Assabra neighborhood, west of Gaza. 12.11.23

12 شهيد في قصف منزل في حي الصبرة بغزة

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Five members of the Hamdan family were killed after the bombing of their home in Assabra neighborhood, west of Gaza. 12.11.23

خمسة شهداء في قصف منزل عائلة حمدان في حي الصبرة بغزة

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US and European brands are being hit by boycotts across the Middle East, with consumers turning to local alternatives in protest against western governments’ support for Israel amid the war on Gaza.

Some of America’s most iconic brands including McDonalds, Starbucks, Coca-Cola and Domino’s Pizza have been targeted by boycott campaigns, alongside Germany’s Puma and French supermarket chain Carrefour.

From this week, Turkish politicians will no longer quench their thirst with Coca-Cola or chomp on Swiss-made Nestlé snacks, as western brands were removed from parliament buildings.

“The products of companies that support Israel will not be sold in restaurants, cafeterias and tea houses in the parliament campus,” Turkey’s Grand National Assembly said in a statement.

Stickers on lamp posts and bus stops in Istanbul, where residents are largely pro-Palestine, also allege that “Starbucks stands with Israel”.

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Stickers in Izmir in Turkey saying ‘Baby blood in your food!’ are being used to protest against Burger King - MURAT KOCABAS/AFP
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Stickers on lamp posts in Izmir protesting Starbucks read ‘There is baby blood in the coffee you drink’ - MURAT KOCABAS/AFP
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A push to move away from US brands has meant a boost for some regional brands. One big winner has reportedly been Egyptian soda-maker Spiro Spathis. Founded in 1920, its products’ popularity has faded over the decades as it struggled to compete with foreign rivals, but it has now seen sales spike by 300 per cent as a result of the boycotts, according to Egyptian media.

McDonald’s came under fire last month when its Israeli franchise operator said it had donated thousands of free meals to Israeli soldiers.

While McDonald’s golden arches can be spotted around the world, its international restaurants are sometimes franchises run by local companies.

The McDonald’s entity in Kuwait, for instance, said in early November that it had donated $250,000 (£204,532) to the Kuwaiti Red Crescent for relief efforts in Gaza, and that it was a “100% Kuwaiti company, owned and operated by Al Maousherji Catering Company to which all our profits go”.

🇵🇸Today, during a large protest in Chicago thousands chanted: 'shame on you" in front the world’s largest five-floor Starbucks.☕️

Starbucks Workers United, the union representing Starbucks employees, issued a statement on X (formerly Twitter) in October expressing support for Palestinians during the Israel-Palestine conflict. On October 18, Starbucks filed a lawsuit against Starbucks Workers United, alleging trademark infringement for their use of the Starbucks name and image while taking a public stance on the war. Supporters of the Palestinian cause are now calling for a boycott in response to Starbucks' legal action.

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📹🤕A recent video has surfaced showing Israeli soldiers torturing a Palestinian man. 🇮🇱⚔️🇵🇸

The victim is reported to be a deaf-mute Palestinian worker from #Gaza with special needs.

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