In response to the boycotts, Starbucks said, "Our position is clear. We stand with humanity."

McDonald's Malaysia sued the organizers of the boycott.

McDonald's, which has been boycotted for supporting Israel's massacre of Palestinians, reported last quarter that it missed its sales targets for the first time in four years. "As long as the war continues, we don't expect a recovery in these markets," McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczynski said.

AlShaya Group, which owns the rights to Starbucks in the Middle East, plans to cut more than 2,000 jobs as the Gulf giant suffers a consumer boycott linked to the war in Gaza.

The Turkish city of Antalya has canceled sisterhood ties with the Israeli city of Bat Yam. Earlier, the city of Adana had broken its sisterhood with Beer Sheva.

South Korea's Samsung has decided to shut down 70 startup projects in the country and exit the market due to Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip and shrinking profit margins.

Prominent scholars of the world unanimously issued a fatwa on the obligation to boycott Israeli and American goods. The fatwa states, among other things, that contributing to its development by buying American products is prohibited, as is buying Israeli products. Today, America is the second Israel! Israel would not have been able to continue its aggression in the region if it were not for the full support and bias of the USA for the Zionist organizations. Israel is doing what it wants with the support of America's money, power and "veto". In return, every Muslim who buys Israeli or American products commits an illegal act, a clear sin, and incurs the burden of misfortune in the presence of God and shame among people.

Unilever's Algida brand, which topped the list of boycotted brands, was found to have started presenting itself as a "Turkish ice cream brand" by advertising on Google.

Colombia, Israel's main coal supplier, has decided to join a trade boycott against the Jewish state. This decision of Colombia may cause an increase in the price of electricity to Israel. At the same time, Russia, the Republic of South Africa, which took Israel to the International Court of Justice, and Kazakhstan agreed to compensate for Colombian coal.