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KIMBERLY-CLARK
In 1998 Mr. Robert P. Van der Merwe, chairman of Kimberly-Clark Europe received the Jubilee Award by the Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. This is the highest tribute ever awarded by the “State of Israel” in recognition of those individuals and organizations, that through their investments and trade relationships, have done the most to strengthen the Israeli economy.
COCA-COLA
From 1966 onward Coca-Cola has been a staunch supporter of Israel. Recently the Government of Israel Economic Mission honored Coca-Cola at the Israel Trade Award Dinner for its continued support of Israel for the last 30 years and for refusing to abide by the Arab League boycott of Israel.
NESTLE
Swiss food giant Nestle will set up a global research and development center for snack foods next year in Sderot, a town in Israel’s Negev desert, the Maariv newspaper reported on Sunday. Nestle owns 50.1 percent of Israeli food maker Osem Investments and the two together produce snack foods at a plant in Sderot.
INTEL
Intel is one of the biggest supporters of Israel. Their very first development center outside the US was opened in Haifa in 1974. Since then they have continued pouring investment in to Israel. By year 2000 they employed over 4000 Israelis. Exports from their Lachish-Qiryat Gat plant in israel total $3 million a day at peak capacity – approximately $ 1 billion a year. The Intel plant at “Qiryat Gat” is built on land Israel confiscated from the Palestinian villages of Iraq al Manshiya. Iraq al Manshiya was a village of 2000 people living in 300 houses with two mosques and one school. The original Palestinian inhabitants were terrorized out of the village and then the whole village was razed to the ground to prepare the way for the new Israeli settlement of Qiryat Gat. Today the remaining population from Iraq al Manshiya is still not allowed to return.
MOTOROLA
Motorola supplies Israel with the military tools it needs to sustain its occupation and oppression of the Palestinians – from fuses for aircraft bombs and guided missiles; military encrypted comms systems with transportable units which deploy with the army in to the battle field; advanced radar/thermal camera surveillance systems for the settlements; metal detection gates used at checkpoints; and a cellular network tailored for the settlements. Its economic investment in Israel, which dates back to 1948, is huge and in recognition Motorola has received the Jubilee Award.
SARA LEE
In 1998, Mr. Lucien Nessim of Sara Lee Personal Products received the Jubilee Award by the Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. This is the highest tribute ever awarded by the “State of Israel” in recognition of those individuals and organizations, that through their investments and trade relationships, have done the most to strengthen the Israeli economy
DISNEY
The Disney Company is owned by Jewish Mogul Michael Eisner. He owns a vast media empire that includes the ABC television network, numerous news dailies, national magazines, Hollywood film companies and a large number of radio stations. One radio station in Los Angeles, KABC 790 AM recently broadcast comments by Jewess Gloria Alred to the effect that the Islamic prisoners at Guantanamo should be tortured by having their “balls” extracted with pliers in order to make them talk. The news and commentaries made through Michael Eisner’s media octopus are extremely Islamophobic and anti-Palestinian.
DANONE
In July 1998 Danone opened its R&D facility in Israel – the Danone Insitute, and later the same year in October 1998 Mr. Franck Riboud, on behalf of Danone received the Jubilee Award by the Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.[Jubilee Award]
Danone owns a 20% share of Israel’s second largest food company, the Strauss Group. Danaone Israel is the hub supplying Danone products to the whole Middle-East including Turkey, Greece, Egypt and Jordan.
SODASTREAM
SodaStream is an Israeli company manufacturing and distributing home carbonating devices and flavorings for soft drinks. The company’s main plant is located in the industrial zone of MishorEdomim which is an illegal Israeli settlement in the West Bank. KavLaOved, the NGO committed to protecting the rights of disadvantaged workers in Israeli companies, has reported that SodaStream factory workers, in particular Palestinians, are paid less than half the minimum wage and has described the working conditions in the factory as “one of the worst”, with workers being fired if they complain of the conditions.
SodaStream brands include: SodaStream, Soda-Club, AlcoJet, Sprudelino, Aquabar, Gazoz, Aquafizz, Aquabubbler, Penguin, Sodamaker, Fountain Jet and Edition1. Its products are available in Argos, Asda, Comets, Currys, Harvey Nichols, Homebase, John Lewis, Robert Dyas, Selfridges and House of Fraser.
STARBUCKS
Howard Schultz, the founder, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Starbucks who also owns 31.6 million shares of Starbucks stock (worth around $1.4 billion in Nov 2011) is an active zionist.
MCDONALDS
McDonald’s Corporation is a major corporate partner of the Jewish United Fund and Jewish Federation. According to the Jewish United Fund, through its Israel Commission it “works to maintain American military, economic and diplomatic support for Israel; monitors and, when necessary, responds to media coverage of Israel”. The Jewish United Fund also runs “Fun-filled Summer Family Missions to Israel” where families get to “visit an army base and meet with Israeli soldiers” and “visit our sister city, Kiryat Gat and see the important work we are doing there”. Kiryat Gat is built on stolen Palestinian land – the lands of the villages of Iraq Al Manshiya and Al-Faluja whose residents were ethnically cleansed in 1949 in contravention of International Law. Through its “Partnership to Israel” programme, the Jewish United Fund provides $1.3 million annually to help further settlement and development of Kiryat Gat. The Jewish Federation, through its Israel Action Network is tasked to fight “efforts to boycott Israeli products” and “campaigns, such as equating Israel with apartheid South Africa”.
Another way McDonald’s supports the Jewish United Fund is by running a partnership scheme whereby they will match any donation an employee make to the Jewish United Fund with its own equal size donation.
McDonald’s first restaurant in the Middle East was in Israel, opened in 1993, since then it has 160 restaurants in Israel (1996) with a 60% market share, employing around 4000 Israelis. Since April 2009 McDonald’s has also opened 15 branches of McCafe chain in Israel, with plans to open 10 new branches every year.
McDonalds discriminates against its Arab workers, in 2004 it sacked an Arab worker in Israel because she was caught speaking arabic to another Arab employee. Arabic, along with Hebrew, is the official language of Israel spoken by 20% of the population.
According to the American Jewish Committee (AJC), whose Executive Director “regularly meets with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu”, McDonald’s in July 2001 immediately pulled an advertising campaign in Egypt when the ADC contacted them to complaint that the singer featured in the advert had in the past performed a song critical of Israel. Within 24 hours of the complaint, the advert was cancelled and according to the Egyptian franchise of McDonald’s “all copies of the tapes were whisked ‘back to the main offices'”!
TESCO
Tesco stores stock a large amount of produce grown in the Occupied Territories and purchased from the Israeli state, including fruit and vegetables from producer Carmel-Agrexco. Israeli products stocked by Tesco include fruit juice, mangoes, avocados, grapes, stonefruit, dates, herbs, pickled cucumbers, Exquisa potatoes, mixed peppers (from Israel and a second country of origin), Barkan wine, Yarden wine, biscuits, cold meat, dips, Osem soups and cakes, snacks by Beigel & Beigel, Telma (soup mixes and cubes, noodles etc) and socks (Tesco’s own brand).
Tesco sells products from illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank, many of which are exported by Carmel Agrexco. The company admitted sourcing ‘a number of products’ from illegal settlements, including avocados, herbs, grapes and stonefruit, such as peaches, from farms in the West Bank and Golan Heights. In 2006 War on Want reported that Tesco sells Beigel and Beigel products sourced from the settlements. Tesco also sells gas cylinders for products made by settlement company Soda Club, and repackages settlement dates from Hadiklaim as Tesco own brand dates. Mehadrin-Tnuport Export Company (MTex) supplies Tesco with settlement citrus fruit and there are links between Tesco and the Arava settlement company.
In October 2007, a group of campaigners from the Brighton Tubas Friendship and Solidarity Group entered Tomer settlement in the occupied Jordan Valley and photographed medjoul dates, packaged by Carmel Agrexco, labelled ‘Made in Israel’ and marked as bound for Tesco stores.
Products exported as ‘Made in Israel’ benefit from the preferential trade terms of the EU-Israel Association Agreement, which came into effect in 2000. Settlement products, however, are excluded from the beneficial terms of the EU-IAA.
When ITN screened an expose in 2007 accusing supermarkets of misleading British consumers, Tesco admitted it had acted “in error” and stated that Israeli dates “originating solely in the West Bank will [in the future] be labelled as such.”
BIGCampaign and others groups have been campaigning against the ‘West Bank’ label as it misleads consumers into believing produce from illegal settlements is actually Palestinian. The Palestinian General Delegation to the UK has written a letter of protest to Tesco, and other retailers, for persisting in the use of this misleading label.
Tesco says that ‘freedom of choice’ is one of the company’s priorities and consumers can choose not to buy Israeli products. However, in correspondence with campaigners in 2006, Tesco representatives said they were phasing out Tesco’s line of Israeli peppers due to consumer pressure. Boycott Israeli Goods campaigners have also consistently attended the Tesco AGM to raise the issue of settlement produce and propose a boycott of Israeli goods.
John Porter, one of the principal shareholders in Tesco, also has substantial investments in Israeli companies. In 2000, Tesco awarded a $1 million IT contract to the Israeli firm Tescom to provide a solution for Tesco’s Year 2000 conversion requirements.
During the bombing of Gaza, Tesco was targeted across the country by campaigners calling for a boycott of Israeli goods. In Swansea, activists stole Israeli settlement produce from Tesco and sprayed it with red dye to highlight Tesco’s complicity in Israel’s war crimes by profiting from settlement produce and enabling the settlements to trade and profit from their illegal occupation of Palestinian land.
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CONDEMN ISRAEL’S ACTIONS
When 9/11 happened, the whole world (or rather the USA, UK and Europe) demanded that the Muslims apologise and condemn this act.
We should then demand that the following prominent Jews CONDEMN Israel’s actions:
Born in the 1990s
| Name | Nationality | Prominent Roles |
| Jonah Bobo | American | Zathura |
| Flora Cross | French-born American | Bee Season |
| Zoey Deutch | American | Vampire Academy |
| Esti Ginzburg | Israeli | Twelve |
| Zachary Gordon | American | Diary of a Wimpy Kid |
| Alexander Gould | American | Finding Nemo, Weeds |
| Logan Lerman | American | Percy Jackson & the Olympians, Hoot |
| Jonathan Lipnicki | American | Jerry Maguire, Like Mike |
| James Maslow | American | Big Time Rush |
| Ezra Miller | American | City Island, Beware the Gonzo, We Need to Talk About Kevin |
| Sarah Ramos | American | American Dreams |
| Daryl Sabara | American | Spy Kids series |
| Adiel Stein | American | Stolen Summer |
| Gregg Sulkin | British | Avalon High |
| Matt Weinberg | American | Haunted Lighthouse |
| Zoe Weizenbaum | American | Memoirs of a Geisha |
| Alex Wolff | American | The Naked Brothers Band |
| Nat Wolff | American | The Naked Brothers Band |
Born in the 1980s
Born in the 1970s
| Name | Nationality | Prominent Roles |
| Shiri Appleby | American | Roswell |
| David Arquette | American | Scream, See Spot Run |
| Mili Avital | Israeli | Stargate |
| Elizabeth Banks | American | The Hunger Games |
| Sandy Bar | Israeli | |
| Sacha Baron Cohen | British | Ali G, Borat, Brüno,The Dictator |
| Justin Bartha | American | Gigli, National Treasure, The Hangover |
| Dani Behr | British | |
| Amber Benson | American | Buffy the Vampire Slayer |
| Elizabeth Berkley | American | Saved By The Bell, Showgirls |
| Josh Bernstein | American | Digging for the Truth |
| Jon Bernthal | American | The Walking Dead |
| Mayim Bialik | American | Blossom,The Big Bang Theory |
| Claudia Black | Australian | Farscape,Queen of the Damned |
| Michael Ian Black | American | |
| Selma Blair | American | Cruel Intentions, Hellboy |
| Alex Borstein | American | Family Guy |
| Caprice Bourret | American/British | |
| Zach Braff | American | Scrubs, Garden State |
| Tamara Braun | American | |
| Adam Brody | American | The O.C. |
| Adrien Brody | American | The Pianist |
| Sarah Brown | American | |
| Brooke Burke | American | |
| James Callis | British | Battlestar Galactica |
| Josh Charles | American | The Good Wife, Sports Night, Dead Poets Society |
| David Charvet | French-born American | Baywatch |
| Emmanuelle Chriqui | Canadian | |
| Jennifer Connelly | American | |
| Eric Dane | American | Grey’s Anatomy, Marley & Me, Valentine’s Day |
| Erin Daniels | American | The L Word |
| Meital Dohan | Israeli | Weeds |
| Oded Fehr | Israeli/American | The Mummy, Resident Evil |
| Corey Feldman | American | |
| Mark Feuerstein | American | Royal Pains |
| Isla Fisher | Australian | Confessions of a Shopaholic,The Great Gatsby |
| James Franco | American | James Dean, Spider-Man, 127 Hours |
| Soleil Moon Frye | American | Punky Brewster |
| Sarah Michelle Gellar | American | Buffy the Vampire Slayer |
| Sara Gilbert | American | Roseanne |
| Jessalyn Gilsig | Canadian | Nip/Tuck |
| Elon Gold | American | |
| Iddo Goldberg | Israeli | Defiance |
| Ginnifer Goodwin | American | Once Upon a Time |
| Seth Green | American | Robot Chicken, Austin Powers |
| Bryan Greenberg | American | Prime |
| Becky Griffin | American | |
| Maggie Gyllenhaal | American | |
| Corey Haim | Canadian | |
| Chelsea Handler | American | Chelsea Lately |
| Samantha Harris | American | |
| Cole Hauser | American | |
| Daniel Hendler | Uruguayan | Bottom of the Sea, Family Law |
| Oliver Hudson | American | |
| Kate Hudson | American | Almost Famous, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days |
| Oliver Hudson | American | |
| Rashida Jones | American | The Office |
| Omri Katz | American | Dallas |
| Mia Kirshner | Canadian | The L Word,24 |
| Alla Korot | Ukrainian-born American | |
| Lisa Kushell | American | MADtv, co-host of Dinner and a Movie |
| David Krumholtz | American | NUMB3RS |
| Juliet Landau | American | |
| Aaron Lazar | American | |
| Matt Lucas | British | The Infidel |
| Michael Lucas | Russian-born | |
| Jamie Luner | American | Melrose Place |
| Natasha Lyonne | American | American Pie |
| Gabriel Macht | American | |
| Idina Menzel | American | |
| American | The Office, Inglourious Basterds | |
| Gwyneth Paltrow | American | |
| Adam Pascal | American | Rent |
| Amanda Peet | American | |
| Melanie Peres | Israeli | |
| Joaquin Phoenix | American | Walk the Line |
| Rain Phoenix | American | |
| River Phoenix | American | |
| Summer Phoenix | American | |
| Josh Radnor | American | How I Met Your Mother |
| Leah Remini | American | The King of Queens |
| Simon Rex | American | |
| Michael Rosenbaum | American | Smallville |
| Eli Roth | American | |
| Maya Rudolph | American | Saturday Night Live |
| Winona Ryder | American | |
| John Safran | Australian | |
| Sarah Saltzberg | American | |
| Andy Samberg | American | Saturday Night Live |
| Fred Savage | American | Wonder Years |
| Michael Showalter | American | |
| Maggie Siff | American | Mad Men,Sons of Anarchy,Push |
| Sarah Silverman | American | |
| Alicia Silverstone | American | Clueless, Batman and Robin |
| Ione Skye | British-born American | Say Anything… |
| Lindsay Sloane | American | |
| Bahar Soomekh | Iranian-born American | Crash |
| Tori Spelling | American | Beverly Hills 90210 |
| Jordana Spiro | American | My Boys |
| Rachel Stevens | British | |
| Corey Stoll | American | North Country, Lucky Number Slevin |
| Matt Stone | American | South Park |
| Danny Strong | American | |
| Tara Strong | Canadian | Drawn Together, Ben 10 |
| Kevin Sussman | American | Ugly Betty, Burn After Reading |
| Mageina Tovah | American | |
| Scott Weinger | American | Full House, Aladdin |
| Kevin Weisman | American | |
| Rachel Weisz | British | |
| Jennifer Westfeldt | American | Kissing Jessica Stein |
| Marissa Jaret Winokur | American | Hairspray stage version |
| Noah Wyle | American | ER |
| Michal Yannai | American | Avenue Q |
| Nikki Ziering | American |
Born in the 1960s
Born in the 1950s
| Name | Nationality/Profession | Prominent Roles |
| Caroline Aaron | American actress and producer | Wings |
| Jason Alexander | American actor | Seinfeld |
| Adam Arkin | American television, film, and stage actor | |
| Tom Arnold | American actor and comedian | |
| Rosanna Arquette | American actress, film director, and film producer | |
| Ellen Barkin | American actress | |
| Roseanne Barr | American actress, writer, talk-show host and comedienne | |
| Robby Benson | American actor, former teen idol | |
| Sandra Bernhard | American actress and comedian | |
| Mike Binder | American screenwriter, film director and actor | |
| Kate Capshaw | American actress | Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom |
| Allan Corduner | British television, film, and stage actor | Topsy Turvy, Defiance |
| Katie Couric | American media personality | Shark Tale |
| Jamie Lee Curtis | American film actress, successful writer | |
| Daniel Day-Lewis | British-born Academy Award–winning actor | |
| Fran Drescher | American film and television actress | |
| Ben Elton | British comedian, actor and writer | |
| Susie Essman | American stand-up comedian, television and film actress | Curb Your Enthusiasm |
| Tovah Feldshuh | American actress, singer, and playwright | |
| Harvey Fierstein | American actor, author, and singer | |
| Al Franken | American comedian, actor, author, politician | |
| Stephen Fry | British comedian, author, actor and filmmaker | |
| Mira Furlan | Croatian actress/singer | |
| Brian George | Canadian, British-Israeli actor | |
| Kathie Lee Gifford | American singer, songwriter, and actress | |
| Joanna Gleason | Canadian-born actress | |
| Jeff Goldblum | American Academy Award–nominated film actor | |
| Henry Goodman | British theatre actor | |
| Steve Guttenberg | American actor | |
| Mary Hart | American former actress and television personality | Entertainment Tonight |
| Nina Hartley | American adult film actress | |
| Dominique Horwitz | French actor | Anne Frank: The Whole Story, Shooting Dogs |
| Amy Irving | American actress | |
| Ron Jeremy | American adult film actor | |
| Toni Kalem | American film, television actress, screenwriter and director | |
| Carol Kane | American Academy Award–nominated actress | |
| Julie Kavner | American film/television actress | voice of Marge on The Simpsons |
| Richard Kind | American actor | |
| Stepfanie Kramer | American actress | Hunter |
| John Landis | American actor, director, writer, and producer | |
| Carol Leifer | American comedienne and actress | |
| Dani Levy | Swiss/German filmmaker, theatrical director, actor | |
| Jon Lovitz | American actor and comedian | |
| Joan Lunden | American broadcaster, who also acted | Good Morning America |
| Howie Mandel | Canadian comedian and actor | |
| Dinah Manoff | American actress | Grease, I Ought to Be in Pictures, Empty Nest |
| Melanie Mayron | American actress and director | Thirtysomething |
| Fred Melamed | American actor and writer | A Serious Man |
| Kay Mellor | British actress, scriptwriter and director | |
| Larry Miller | American stand-up comedian, actor | |
| Rick Moranis | Canadian comic actor | |
| Don Most | American actor | Happy Days |
| Judd Nelson | American actor | The Breakfast Club |
| Bebe Neuwirth | American Tony Award–winning theater, television, and film | |
| Laraine Newman | American comedienne and actress | |
| Ken Olin | American actor, director and producer | |
| Mandy Patinkin | American actor of stage and screen | |
| Lorna Patterson | American film, stage and television actress | |
| David Paymer | American character actor | |
| Ron Perlman | American film/television actor | Hellboy |
| Kevin Pollak | American actor, impressionist and comedian | |
| Paul Reiser | American actor, author and stand-up comedian | Mad About You |
| Paul Reubens | American actor and comedian | |
| Tanya Roberts | American actress | Charlie’s Angels |
| Alan Rosenberg | American actor of stage and screen | |
| Cecilia Roth | Argentine actress | What Have I Done to Deserve This?, Antigua, My Life |
| Katey Sagal | American actress, singer, and writer | |
| Bob Saget | American actor, stand-up comedian and game show host | |
| Herschel Savage | American adult film actor and director | |
| Richard Schiff | American actor | The West Wing |
| Steven Seagal | American action movie actor and director | |
| Jerry Seinfeld | American comedian, actor, and writer | Seinfeld |
| Jane Seymour | British-born film/television actress | |
| Wendie Jo Sperber | American television/movie actress | |
| Howard Stern | American radio and TV personality | |
| Stephen Tobolowsky | American actor | |
| Robert Trebor | American actor | Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, Xena: Warrior Princess |
| Debra Winger | American Academy Award–nominated actress | |
| Mare Winningham | American film and television actress |
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I would like to add another company here and its got SanDisk. This is not only founded by a an Israeli Jewish, it is also partly based in Israel.
i thing its made by taiwan..
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