University of Bath

Investigate reports that Amazon, alongside Google, is the main provider of cloud infrastructure for the Israeli government and military, dubbed Project Nimbus.

Barclays is a British multinational bank and financial services company. According to research released by PSC, War on Want and Campaign Against Arms Trade, it holds over £1bn in shares in, and provides financial services to, nine companies supplying Israel with weapons and military technology, used in its militarised violence against Palestinians.

Expedia is an American online travel shopping company. It appeared on the UN OHCHR’s list of companies active in illegal Israeli settlements, based on stolen Palestinian land, due to listing properties in illegal settlements.

Ford Motor Company is an American car manufacturer. As reported by WhoProfits, Ford vehicles have been used by the Israeli military, and in infrastructure projects that support illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank.

As reported by research group WhoProfits, General Electric engines are used in Israel’s primary air and naval military platforms.

F-16 jets, Apache helicopters, Sa’ar ships, and other weapons systems with engines manufactured by General Electric have been used repeatedly in Israeli attacks on densely populated civilian areas, resulting in thousands of civilian casualties in Lebanon, the West Bank, and Gaza Strip.

Huntington Ingalls is a US-based shipbuilding company, it was founded in 2011 as a spin-off from Northrop Grumman. It has been contracted to build the Sa’ar 5 class of corvettes (small warships) for the Israeli navy. These ships have been used by Israel to enforce the illegal blockade of the Gaza Strip.

Hyundai is a South Korean Companies. Its equipment is used by Israel to demolish Palestinian homes and structures in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. WhoProfits report that “between 2019 and 2023, Hyundai heavy machinery was documented in dozens of house demolitions and destruction of agriculture and water structures carried out by Israeli authorities in the occupied West Bank and in occupied East Jerusalem.”

Safran is a French multinational company. It has provided equipment including finger print scanners, used by Israeli forces in the occupied Palestinian territory.

According to research group Corporate Occupation “Traffic control systems of the company are installed by its Israeli representative, Orad Group, on apartheid roads (roads on which only Israelis are allowed to travel).”

In addition Siemens Israel is participating in the electrification of the  Tel-Aviv Jerusalem high-speed train (A1), which is currently under construction. The A1 train route crosses the Green Line into the occupied Palestinian West Bank in two areas.

The BDS movement has called for a boycott of Siemens for its role constructing the EuroAsia Interconnector, a submarine electricity cable from Israel via Cyprus to Greece, that will connect apartheid Israel’s electricity grid with that of the EU and enable it to export electricity produced from fossil gas to Europe,