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IDF soldier with an amputated leg became the face of Adidas - and sparked a global storm
Shlev Biton, who was wounded five years ago by anti-tank fire on the Gaza border and had his leg amputated, is at the center of a storm after becoming the face of a service operated by the company for those who need only one shoe. His picture is being circulated on social media, alongside hashtags and posts against the sports giant that have reached millions of views: "Ignoring children with...

"Tears are choking me": The teacher on a personal contract who claims there is a boycott in the teachers' lounge
A teacher who joined the education system as part of the personal contract track says that on the very first day of school she encountered hostile treatment from teachers at the school. According to her, she left a job as a programmer and came to the system out of a love for teaching: "I approach someone and she simply ignores me and giggles in my face."

Elia Cohen and Ziv Avod against the Boom Festival: "Israelis who buy a ticket are funding the people who murdered my friends"
Hostage survivor Elia Cohen and his wife, Nova survivor Ziv Avod, are furious at Israelis who choose to travel to the BOOM trance festival, which announced a donation for humanitarian aid in Gaza: "Everything goes to Hamas, whoever buys a ticket is funding murder."

A quiet boycott in the EU? The decline in Horizon grants for Israeli researchers continues
Israeli researchers secured only 11 ERC grants under the Horizon program, a sharp decline from previous years. Experts attribute this to a mix of technical changes and potential academic boycotts.

Boycott and bullying at school: when does staff negligence allow for compensation claims?
The responsibility of the educational staff may also apply to incidents on social networks. What is the difference between a one-time incident and ongoing harassment, what is required to be proven - and in what cases can compensation reach millions of shekels? Attorney Uria Rosenblat sheds light on the legal aspects.

AI Giant Supporting Israel Faces Boycott Threat: Legal Warning Issued
The Islington Council pension fund in London is considering divesting from Palantir shares due to its partnership with the Israeli Ministry of Defense. The organization UK Lawyers for Israel has warned the fund of potential legal repercussions.

Campaign against Sacha Baron Cohen's film: "Do not screen it"
Following the release of the trailer for the Ali G comeback film, criticism has been directed at Sacha Baron Cohen's character, with claims that it is "racist and outdated" — and a massive campaign is demanding that cinemas not screen the film at all.

Ireland has not yet decided whether it will boycott Eurovision 2027
The Irish broadcaster, RTÉ, announced that it has not yet decided whether it will return to Eurovision 2027, after deciding last year to boycott the contest in protest of Israeli participation. The announcement from the Irish broadcaster comes after it announced it would boycott the contest this year as well.

A $2.95 billion wipeout: Target stock plummets over offensive costume
A heavy blow for the American retail giant: the chain was forced to urgently remove an offensive children's clown costume and issue a public apology after facing backlash for its resemblance to racist caricatures. The immediate damage: a drop in stock and a $2.95 billion wipeout.

Netherlands expelled from headquarters in Kiryat Gat
Following the expulsion of Spain, Israel has decided that the Netherlands will also be unable to participate in the Civil-Military Coordination Center, and its representatives have been asked to leave the country within a week. "Our message is clear: whoever acts against Israel will have no foothold in the region," said Sa'ar.

Dutch Broadcaster AVROTROS Confirms Boycott of Eurovision 2027
Despite recent reports suggesting a return to the European music competition, the Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS has officially announced it will remain out of the 2027 contest in protest against Israel's participation.

The Eden Ben Zaken storm continues: lawsuits, calls for a boycott, and drama on "The Voice"
The arrival of the Netanyahu couple at the singer's concert sparked sharp reactions on social media, and now a demand is being organized to remove her from the TV show on Reshet 13, alongside threats of a lawsuit from protest leaders.

The niece of Shalom and Meni Assayag breaks down in tears: "It's a wound that doesn't heal"
Dr. Keren Assayag, niece of Shalom and Meni Assayag, was a guest on the i24NEWS channel and tearfully revealed the shocking treatment she received at an academic institution due to her political positions: "It's a wound that doesn't really heal."

Pride for Israel: Outstanding achievement at the World Computer Science Championship despite boycott
Israeli high school students won 3 gold medals and one bronze at the IOI international Olympiad, placing in the global top tier among 96 countries. Despite being barred from competing under their national flag, one medalist, Yotam Budnik, displayed the Israeli flag at the closing ceremony, resulting in the revocation of his award.

Because of the Israeli producer: calls for a boycott in the Arab world against "Spider-Man"
Campaigns in Lebanon and Jordan are calling to ban the new Marvel film due to the involvement of producer Avi Arad. The reason: his service in the IDF and his support for Israel. Despite the protests, demand at the box office remains at its peak.

Oman's boycott leads to fears of tahini, sesame, and coffee shortages in Israel
Oman, once a leading candidate to join the Abraham Accords, has stopped accepting goods destined for Israel at its ports. The situation is further complicated by the Iranian blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

Good news for Noam Batan: The country that boycotted is considering returning to Eurovision 2027
Is the boycott surrounding Israel's participation coming to an end? Slovenia, which took an unequivocal political stance regarding Israel's participation, announced that it is currently examining the possibility of returning to the music events as early as next year.

Star got a job on Channel 14 and was boycotted: "I am going to make a living. This did not happen with 12 and 13"
Food blogger Ron Yohananov shared with pain about a massive abandonment of followers following his new professional decision, and decided to send a particularly sharp message to the users who decided to boycott him: "I did not see followers drop when I filmed a program for Keshet 12 or appeared on Channel 13"

Football star supports World Cup boycott: "If it is required, it must happen"
Lucy Bronze has become the first English female footballer to publicly express support for the possibility of boycotting the World Cup as long as Gianni Infantino serves as FIFA president: "For the sake of the future of the game and all the children who will come after us."

The massive scandal at FIFA continues: UEFA threatens to boycott the World Cup
Will Europe's major football teams boycott the World Cup? The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) has announced that it has lost confidence in FIFA President Gianni Infantino and does not rule out extreme measures. The acute crisis erupted following a secret plan by Infantino to sell stakes in the World Cup tournament to private investors.

Irish Boycott of Israel Compromises Government Jet Safety
The Irish government purchased a 53 million euro luxury business jet but opted out of a critical safety system because it is manufactured by an Israeli company. This decision limits the aircraft's landing capabilities in poor visibility.

"Beware of war criminals - report to us": Anti-Israeli flyer distributed in Amsterdam
Flyers distributed in Amsterdam ahead of the Pride Parade called for boycotting Israeli artists and reporting their whereabouts. The publication included personal details of three Israelis labeled as 'war criminals.' The RITA organization, whose name was misused in the flyer, distanced itself from the campaign.

Naftali Bennett arrived at Ariel Sharon Park and refused to be interviewed by Channel 14
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett arrived this morning at an enlistment event for the Artillery Corps at Ariel Sharon Park, where he ignored the presence of the Channel 14 crew.
What happened to the Netherlands? The new law reveals a deep and dangerous change | Zalman Shoval
The Dutch law, which boycotts Israeli goods produced in the settlements and on the Golan Heights, is stricter than the laws of other countries on the continent. Perhaps this is not surprising.

Ireland Hopes to Leverage UEFA Precedent in Renewed Calls to Ban Israel from Competitions
The UEFA decision to boycott FIFA competitions over plans to sell World Cup stakes has sparked renewed calls in Ireland to cancel Nations League matches against Israel.

FIFA is not backing down: Inside the dramatic UEFA meeting
The world football governing body continues to push for the privatization of the World Cup, despite fierce opposition and boycott threats from UEFA. European football leaders are already preparing a contingency plan.

FIFA President Facing Ouster: Europe and North America Threaten World Cup Boycott
Gianni Infantino is facing a major crisis over plans to privatize World Cup ownership. UEFA and CONCACAF are threatening a boycott, demanding the cancellation of the FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal.

World War: The Rift Between FIFA and UEFA Threatens the Future of Football
UEFA and 55 football associations have threatened to boycott FIFA competitions in response to Gianni Infantino's plan to privatize the World Cup and bring in private investors linked to the Trump family.

Because of the connection to Israel: The boycott of "Spider-Man: A New Day"
As part of the campaign to boycott Israel in Lebanon, the Al-Akhbar newspaper published an article calling for a boycott of the film "Spider-Man: A New Day" — this follows the involvement of Israeli producer Avi Arad, one of the founders of Marvel. Among other things, it was written that Arad "rejected any criticism of Netanyahu and defended his conduct during the war."

A Children's Meal with a Message Against Boycotts
The "Ha-Mexikani" chain and the "Knafei Dror" association are launching a joint initiative to encourage social courage and combat boycotts among children during the summer vacation.

Musk reached a settlement in the advertiser boycott lawsuit against X
X, owned by Elon Musk, has reached a settlement in its lawsuit against brands that boycotted the platform. While terms remain undisclosed, both parties announced a reset of their relationship.

A fan asked Nick Cave if she should boycott Israel at Eurovision. His answer was particularly sharp
A fan from Australia asked Nick Cave if she should sign a petition to boycott Eurovision because of Israel and if she should stop listening to Noga Erez, and received a short answer.

An unequivocal clarification: The Maldives' severance from Israel remains in effect
At the 61st Independence Day ceremony of the Maldives, President Mohamed Muizzu reaffirmed the ban on Israeli passport holders, citing solidarity with Palestinians and criticizing the opposition's past pro-Israel policies.

"Like a herd of sheep": International singer speaks out against Israel boycotts in new song
The lead singer of "Culture Club" is once again standing with Israel, sparking a global storm. From singing in Hebrew to a direct reference to the October 7 massacre, here are the details on the single that has taken the web by storm.

Star of "The Patriots" reveals the boycott she faced: "Part of the camp"
Journalist Eirit Linor shared candid insights into how her relationships with colleagues cooled following her shift in political views. She described instances of alienation, where acquaintances refused to engage with her, labeling her as part of the "camp that destroys everything."