Firstly, Unilever, like other MNCs, prioritizes profits above all else. Open condemnation of Israel results in pro-Israel investors (major) withdraw funding, that’s a significant challenge for MNCs.

One positive action that Unilever has taken is the closure of its factory in West Settlement, which was constructed on land taken from Palestinians, Beigel and Beigel from the occupied territories. They relocated it to a plant in Safed, Israel. This is a significant move, one that sets them apart from other major MNCs. Therefore, in my opinion, pro-Palestinian individuals should reconsider boycotting Unilever.

Furthermore, rather than solely boycotting brands that support Israel, Muslims worldwide should boycott traitor countries that betray the Palestinian cause, such as UAE, KSA, Egypt, Pakistan, and Jordan.

No Umrah, No Hajj, No tourist visits to UAE, Egypt, Jordan until they change their stance and join the boycott against Israel. UAE has not even severed its diplomatic ties with Israel. Given these circumstances, Poor Unilever is way down the boycott list.