Targeted Boycott Campaign Hub
Transform complicity into material business risk
Our campaign focuses on persuading a small number of decision-makers to cancel multi-million pound contracts rather than the masses to switch brands.
Key insight
>80%
of economic leverage sits in B2B and G2B channels. Targeting boardrooms, procurement suites, and treasury desks is how we shift corporate behaviour.
Mission
Apply surgical economic pressure through evidence-based engagement so complicity with Israeli human rights violations becomes a business risk companies cannot ignore.
We concentrate resources where leverage is highest: the boardrooms, procurement offices, and investment committees underwriting Israeli state violence.
This approach transforms human rights concerns from peripheral ethics questions into material business risks felt in cashflow forecasts, legal exposure, and investor sentiment.
Our mission: apply surgical economic pressure on key corporate decision-makers through evidence-based engagement, making complicity impossible to ignore.
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Current campaigns
HSBC Islamic fund
Is your halal pension buying Palantir?
HSBC's Islamic index fund, used by most UK Sharia workplace pensions, bought more than $100m of shares in five companies linked to the Israeli military in the first half of 2026.
Latest, 20 October: HSBC reviews Palantir's place in the fund
- Five companies, $130.8m
- Two letters ready to send
- For savers, employers and mosques
What should be next?
Know of a fund, contract or company that deserves a focused campaign? Send us what you know, securely.
Report intelligenceCampaign Targets
High-impact companies where coordinated pressure can shift behaviour
CyberArk (Idira)
Business pressureCyberArk makes the software large organisations use to control who can open their most sensitive systems, now sold under the name Idira. It is an Israeli company, headquartered in Petah Tikva, and since February 2026 a wholly owned subsidiary of the US firm Palo Alto Networks. Its buyers fund a research base in Israel, a state whose occupation of Palestinian territory the International Court of Justice found unlawful in July 2024.
Fiverr
Consumer pressureFiverr is a global marketplace for freelance work (design, translation, code, voiceover) registered in Israel and run from Tel Aviv. Everyone who uses it, anywhere in the world, contracts under Israeli law; Fiverr withholds Israeli tax from sellers based in Israel and charges Israeli VAT to Israeli buyers. The Palestinian digital rights centre 7amleh tested the platform in 2026 and found Palestinians can open a shop but struggle to be paid, while Israeli sellers have full access. Fiverr also helped found and fund Lev Echad, an Israeli wartime aid operation, in October 2023, and housed it at its own headquarters.
Teva
Business pressureOne of the world's largest makers of generic and specialty medicines, headquartered in Tel Aviv, with revenue of $17.3 billion in 2025 and five sites in Israel. In September 2024 the head of Teva Israel said the company had tripled deliveries of critical medicines and had set out to supply both civilians and the Israeli army. Employees at its Israeli sites collected about 1.5 tonnes of equipment for army units. Its buyers are health services, wholesalers, pharmacies and investors, and that is where the pressure belongs.
The Strategic Targeting Matrix
Where pressure works best
Every profiled company scored on severity and vulnerability. Priority targets sit in the top-right quadrant.
What we demand from companies
Leverage existing commitments under the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights
Conduct human rights due diligence
Audit every Israel-exposed operation and supplier in line with the UN Guiding Principles.
Suspend or exit risky relationships
Freeze contracts where due diligence uncovers complicity with Israeli violations.
Publish transparent remediation plans
Release findings, actions taken, and timelines for remediation.
Activate board-level oversight
Put human rights risk on formal board agendas with clear accountability.
Target executive decision-makers
Precision outreach that lands on the desks where contracts live and die.
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CEO & Board letter
Fiduciary duty and governance focus.
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Chief Procurement Officer briefing
Supply chain risk management.
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General Counsel memo
Legal compliance and liability.
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Investor Relations briefing
ESG ratings and shareholder value.
Mobilise investor leverage
Coordinate capital to escalate fiduciary, compliance, and reputational risk.
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File shareholder resolutions
Step-by-step filing guide (Guide).
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Build investor coalitions
Coordinate with aligned funds (Resources).
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Intervene at AGMs
Plan compelling interventions (Toolkit).
Activate employee advocacy
Equip insiders to escalate risk professionally and safely.
Research & evidence infrastructure
Every engagement is backed by verifiable intelligence and supply-chain analysis.
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Company dossiers
Evidence packages customised by target (Database).
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Supply chain mapping
How we trace supply chains and score targets (Methodology).
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Shadow CSR reports
Help expose contradictions between policy and practice (Volunteer).
Campaign resources
Strategy, communications, and organising tools
Take Action
Letter templates, executive briefings, and engagement tools.
Strategic Framework
Four pillars of risk and targeting methodology.
Code of Conduct
Required ethical standards for all campaigners.
All Resources
Complete library of guides, toolkits, and materials.
Every tactic is anchored in the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. Engagements are evidence-led, legally compliant, and conducted with professional discipline.
- ✅ Evidence-based: each claim is substantiated by primary or corroborated sources.
- ✅ Legally compliant: campaign materials are tailored to jurisdictional requirements.
- ✅ Professional engagement: no harassment—only targeted business communication.
- ✅ Transparent methodology: methodology and sourcing are documented.
- ✅ Secure operations: GDPR-compliant systems with encrypted workflows.
NGOs & advocacy groups
Coordinate research and corporate accountability strategies.
Trade unions
Mobilise workplace leverage and collective bargaining.
Investor coalitions
Align shareholder pressure and capital flight.
Academic institutions
Develop analysis partnerships and policy expertise.
Press enquiries: Contact us · Expert commentary and briefings available on request.
Partnership enquiriesVolunteer your expertise
We recruit specialists who can move boardroom decisions
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Industry Insiders
Apply your professional expertise to our targeted boycott campaign, bringing sector intelligence and procurement contacts.
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Procurement Specialists
Translate supplier risk into terms a purchasing team will actually act on.
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Financial Analysts
Model investor exposure and ESG implications for companies under pressure.
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Legal Support
Support human rights and corporate law arguments, and help keep our claims sound.
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Company Investigation & Research
Open-source research, supply chain investigation and data analysis feeding our company profiles.
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Policy & Advocacy Research
Conduct in-depth research and provide valuable insights for policy work.
Support roles
Backbone skills that keep the intelligence engine running
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Social Media & Communications
Spread awareness, engage a broader audience, and craft persuasive narratives.
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Translation & Localisation
Adapt our materials across regions and languages so they reach further.
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Digital Security
Maintain encrypted, GDPR-compliant infrastructure that protects our volunteers.
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Technology Support
Develop and maintain our digital presence on this site and other digital channels.