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Code Force’s

BOYCOTT

CODE FOR QODS

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1967

This year initiated the establishment of settlements in Palestinian territories, resulting in tragic consequences. Incidents have included the loss of lives, including children and women, as well as extensive destruction, impacting homes and even trees. The vulnerability of Palestinians has been evident in the face of these actions.

What was taken by force, can only be regained by force

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

WHY BOYCOTTING!?

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OUR IDEA

CONCLUSION

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WHY BOYCOTTING!?�

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Reason

Many multinational and local Israeli brands serve as the essence of the Israeli military, as they are closely associated with its involvement in conflicts that lead to the heartbreaking loss of innocent lives, including women and children, on a daily basis.

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SOLUTION

So we though for a solution where we gonna boycotting these brands as the less thing that we can do for standing in solidarity with the Palestinians

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OUR IDEA

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In solidarity with the Palestinians, we have decided to create a website listing Israeli brands alongside their alternatives from other countries. Users simply need to specify their country and the product name, and they will be provided with the available alternatives.

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AQSANA

Aqsana is site where you can searsh for alternative brands and also you can suggest alternative and also boycoted brands

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CONCLUSION

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Palestine its very Arabic and muslim matter we should

Do all what you can to save this matter cause every day

Thers a 100 of innocent who are dying.

Lets be all one hand.

Free Palestine 💓

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THANKS!

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