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The Wolfson family is known for its charity which provides grants for science initiatives and cultural projects in israel. The family has controlled Next plc through various positions including Chairman David Wolfson and his son Simon Wolfson, the current CEO of Next.

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Skechers

Michael S Greenberg, the president of Skechers, is a zionist who has posted pro israel content on his instagram.

Skims

Kim Kardashian has shared a message to her 'Jewish friends' condemning the October 7th operation, but has not condemned israel for its genocide of Gaza.

STELLA by Stella McCartney

The owner of STELLA by Stella McCartney's parent company, LVMH, Bernard Arnault invests hundreds of millions in Israeli companies

Ted Baker

A five-year agreement since 2018 allows Delta Galil to develop, produce and distribute men’s underwear, loungewear and thermal wear for Ted Baker exclusively worldwide.

Tiffany & Co.

The owner of Tiffany & Co.'s parent company, LVMH, Bernard Arnault invests hundreds of millions in Israeli companies

Tory Burch

Tory Burch donated large sums to israel.

Victoria's Secret

Les Wexner who owns L Brands, the parent company of Victorias Secret, is a staunch ally of Israel, and a long time business partner of Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted child trafficker.

McDonald’s

Openly supported genocide. Distributed free meals to IDF soliders. McDonald’s has partnership with the Jewish United Fund, which, among other things, promotes visits to Kiryat Gat, built on top of a destroyed Palestinian village. McDonalds Israel supports IDF by providing free food and drinks to Israeli militants. See tweet (click translate) for reference.

Burger King

Openly supported genocide. Distributed free meals to IDF soliders. Burger King Israel supports IDF by providing free food and drinks to Israeli militants. See their instagram post (click translate) for reference.

History of Next

Next plc, initially founded as Joseph Hepworth & Son in 1864 in Leeds, England, transitioned to its current name in 1982, marking a shift towards fashion retailing. Spearheaded by George Davies and later David Jones, Next experienced significant growth in the 1980s and 1990s, expanding its presence in the UK market and pioneering innovations like the Next Directory catalogue. Through diversification and international expansion, Next solidified its position as a leading retailer, known for its trendy designs and efficient supply chain, with stores across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.