1. Motorola cell phones
Motorola has supplied the Israeli military with a Wide Area Surveillance System (WASS), radar devices, and thermal cameras installed around Israel’s rapidly expanding settlement/colonies on Palestinian land in the West Bank.

2. Ahava skin care products
Ahava beauty products come from the Israeli settlement Mitzpe Shalem, near the Dead Sea. The land where this kibbutz was founded is internationally recognized as occupied Palestinian land. Settlement of occupied territories is prohibited under the Fourth 1949 Geneva Convention.

3. L'Oreal Cosmetics
L’Oreal maintains extensive involvement in business relations with Israel, despite the continuing occupation. L’Oreal’s Israeli factory is located in the Israeli town of Migdal HaEmek, near Nazareth. This town was established on lands belonging to an ethnically-cleansed Palestinian village. Approximately two thousand Palestinians, the original inhabitants of this village, were expelled in 1948. They are still denied the right to return to their homes.

4. Sabra Hummus
This product is manufactured by Sabra Dipping Company LLC, which is owned by the Israel-based Strauss Group and PepsiCo. Strauss Group is the second-largest Israeli food and beverage company. The Strauss Group avidly supports the Israeli Defense Forces, donating products to Israeli soldiers who are responsible for killing nearly 6,000 Palestinians since October 2000.

5. Dorot food products
The "Dorot Garlic and Herbs" company was established in Kibbutz Dorot in 1992. It has grown to become Israel's largest supplier of frozen seasonings. Dorot sells to food retailers, hotels, and restaurants.