The BDS movement has officially partnered with Boycat, an innovative ethical shopping platform and application, in order to allow you to join consumer-focused BDS campaigns more effectively.
Since the beginning of Israel’s genocide against 2.3 million Palestinians in the occupied Gaza Strip, calls to boycott companies complicit in Israel’s crimes have never been more popular. Now, the Boycat app makes it easier than ever to correctly identify BDS priority targets. Through the app users can check these regularly updated BDS targets, scan products, learn about companies, build your ethical shopping profile, join local teams and directly support our priority campaigns, ensuring your purchasing decisions contribute to a larger movement for justice.
A key element of our partnership with Boycat is the app’s tiering system, categorizing corporations based on the level of their involvement in Israel’s crimes and the priorities of the BDS movement. This allows you to focus on strategic campaigns of the BDS movement while also learning more and taking action against other complicit corporations implicated in Israel’s genocide, apartheid and illegal occupation.
Now you can stay informed about BDS priority campaigns and strategies in real-time. For instance, if we call for a boycott of a company due to its complicity with Israeli crimes, Boycat will immediately inform you, offering the latest information, calls to action, and educational resources to ensure you are informed and ready to act.
As the Palestinian liberation cause gathers unprecedented momentum, millions of people of conscience around the world are eager to learn more about, and support, the Palestinian-led BDS movement. Download Boycat on IOS, Android, and Web Extension and escalate all BDS campaigns to hold corporations accountable for their complicity in Israel’s grave violations of international law, and support our struggle for freedom, justice and equality.
Together, let’s end Israel’s genocide in Gaza and dismantle its decades-old regime of settler-colonial apartheid.