Calls for boycotting Israeli companies have gained momentum in various contexts, often focusing on those perceived to be involved in activities related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, particularly regarding settlements in the West Bank and human rights violations. Organizations such as BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) promote these initiatives, advocating for economic pressure on companies operating in disputed territories. Some of the companies targeted include those in the technology, agriculture, and military sectors, which are seen as contributing to the occupation or related to the defense industry. These boycotts aim to raise awareness of the Israeli government's policies towards Palestinians and to encourage companies to reconsider their operations in the region. The effectiveness and ethical implications of such boycotts are subjects of intense debate, with supporters arguing for accountability and justice, while opponents assert that these measures undermine peace efforts and contribute to polarization. As public sentiment evolves, the list of companies subject to boycotts may change, reflecting the dynamic nature of socio-political movements and global activism.