The SodaStream company reportedly fired 60 Palestinian employees from its West Bank plant over a dispute on breaking the Ramadan fast.
An Israeli-owned store in England that sold replacement parts for SodaStream closed after two years of weekly boycott protests.
Starbucks is in advanced talks to buy 10 percent of the Israeli home soda machine company SodaStream.
Scarlett Johansson, fresh out of her SodaStream battles, declined to attend this year’s annual American Israel Political Affairs Committee policy conference.
Actress Scarlett Johansson said in her first interview since the SodaStream blowup that she is not “a role model.”
Israelis and supporters of Israel are increasingly concerned about international pressure — and with good reason.
Lena Dunham was trolling the Internet when she stumbled upon a shot of her boyfriend with his ex-girlfriend. Relatable, right?
The political war against Israel, waged through a highly aggressive campaign of “boycotts, divestment and sanctions” (BDS), received its biggest defeat at the Super Bowl in New York and on hundreds of millions of screens around the world.
On her way out the door to defend the SodaStream company, the suddenly political Scarlett Johannson threw a grenade at her erstwhile cause, the international aid organization Oxfam.
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