Puma says it doesn't support teams in illegal settlements. That's its logo on a map of them.

Palestinian Land Day: Take Puma on a virtual tour of its support for Israel’s illegal land grabs

Puma claims it doesn’t support teams in illegal Israeli settlements.

False!

Puma sponsors the Israel Football Association (IFA). The IFA not only includes teams in illegal Israeli settlements on stolen Palestinian land, it actively advocates to maintain them.

Puma’s logo is directly under an official map of settlement teams and pitches on the IFA website.

Puma can't deny the obvious. Tweet Puma this virtual tour of its support for Israel’s illegal land grabs.   

Ooops. That's @PUMA's logo on an official Israel Football Association map of settlement teams.

On #LandDay, choose #BoycottPuma not #PumaFam. https://ctt.ec/9ioGd+ pic.twitter.com/dJ63ApfTL9" height="27" src="http://clicktotweet.com/img/tweet-graphic-4.png" width="69" /> 

Puma only makes these false statements because it is under pressure from the growing #BoycottPuma campaign.

Puma cares deeply about its image as a supposed corporate champion of social justice.

On Palestinian Land Day and every day, tell Puma it can’t support universal equality while sponsoring Israeli apartheid.