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Chanel has to be boycotted

Donations to Israel. It is privately owned by the Wertheimer family. Alain Wertheimer, condemned the attack on Israel but remained silent on the attacks on Gaza, also pledged $4m in Chanel's name.

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Alternatives to Chanel Products

Lush cosmetics

Huda beauty

Sunnamusk

Unbranded oil based perfumes

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Timberland

Its President and CEO Jeffrey Swartz is an active Zionist. In a recent ‘solidarity visit’ to Israel, where he made it clear he was speaking as the CEO of Timberland, he suggested sending 100 IDF soldiers to the US for a week as ambassadors for Israel. Although Timberland is a publicly traded company, his family holds approximately 47% of the stock and has approximately 81% of the voting power.

Kenneth Cole

Kenneth Cole's message in the commercial straightforwardly shows his support for Israel, affirming solidarity and resilience during difficult times.

Delta Galil Industries

Purely Israeli

Dior

The owner of Dior's parent company, LVMH, Bernard Arnault invests hundreds of millions in Israeli companies

River Island

This organization is dedicated to the development of the Zionist State, by channelling British capital to the occupied territories for the benefit of the Zionists and the exploitation of the Palestinians. The owners of River Island, Lewis family, also own the Isrotel hotal chain in Israel and have support and start many zionist initiatives, spearheaded by the now deceased David Lewis.

Tefron

Pro-Israeli brand.

Bagir

Highly Israel-supporting.

THE LIMITED

Highly Israel-supporting.

Express

Highly Israel-supporting.

History of Chanel

Chanel, the iconic fashion house founded by Gabrielle 'Coco' Chanel in 1909, revolutionized the fashion industry with its timeless elegance and innovative designs. From the introduction of the little black dress and the Chanel suit to the creation of the now-iconic Chanel No. 5 perfume, the brand epitomizes luxury and sophistication. Despite challenges including Coco Chanel's temporary departure during World War II, the brand persevered under the leadership of Karl Lagerfeld and continued to expand its influence globally. With its distinctive interlocking CC logo and commitment to craftsmanship, Chanel remains at the forefront of haute couture, ready-to-wear fashion, accessories, and beauty, defining chic for generations to come.