Aima Tahir, a student residing in Istanbul, remarked, 'We are all hoping that the boycott will have an impact on stopping the genocide...I don't want to spend my money on brands that sponsor war.' This sentiment reflects a growing consciousness around consumer choices linked to geopolitical issues.
Research indicates a significant trend in Turkey, with 60% of surveyed consumers halting purchases of Israel-related products, showcasing a powerful movement that transcends national borders.
From New York to Jakarta, activists are joining in solidarity with pro-Palestinian movements, choosing to boycott brands connected to Israel, marking a global consumer response to international conflicts.
According to a survey by YouGov, Indonesians lead the world in consumer boycotts for political reasons, with a striking 53% of participants indicating their willingness to avoid brands based on geopolitical considerations.
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