From a supermarket worker's grassroots act to state-led initiatives, a protest grows. But pro-Israel groups battle back.
From an Irish supermarket worker’s grassroots act to state-led initiatives, a protest grows. But pro-Israel groups battle back.
Share
Save
One afternoon late August in a quiet Irish seaside town, a supermarket worker decided he could no longer separate his job from what he was seeing on his phone.
Images from Gaza, with neighbourhoods flattened and families buried, had followed him to the checkout counter.
From streets to supermarkets, global boycotts for Gaza have grown as a fragile ceasefire holds for now.
Consumer boycotts of goods such as avocados, tomatoes and couscous affect UK retailers
Dublin’s posturing over Gaza is unserious virtue signalling
LONDON: Thousands of pro-Palestine demonstrators held a rally in Belfast, Northern Ireland on Saturday to protest against…
After decades of being dismissed as fringe, the boycott call has been taken up by leading figures across arts, sports and politics
Support for Israel has ‘evaporated’ as the war grinds on
