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Taboola's CEO, Adam Singolda, is a staunch zionist who tweets about Palestine supports being ISIS and terrorist sympathisers.

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Disney

Disney donated $2m to Israeli organizations while Israel was committing genocide in Gaza. Disney made an official announcement that it will be pledging $2m and further initiatives to support Israel. Whilst the CEO explicitly condemned attacks on Jews in Israel, he made no mention of the Palestinian people who are being killed by the Israeli military.

Paramount+

Highly Israeli supportive. Openly posted on Twitter confirming they support people of Israel and global Jewish community, all this during Gaza genocide. Paramount issued a statement on twitter that the company stands with israel.

Spyglass Media Group

Spyglass Media Group fired Melissa Barrera from the Scream movie franchise for opposing genocide of Palestinians.

Hewlett-Packard

Provides mass support and equipments to Israel apartheid. Notably, HP helps run the biometric ID system that Israel uses to restrict Palestinian movement. Hewlett Packard runs the biometric ID system that Israel uses to restrict Palestinian movement as well as other systems for the IDF.

Siemens

Siemens is complicit in apartheid Israel’s illegal settlement enterprise through its planned construction of the EuroAsia Interconnector. This will link Israel’s electricity grid with Europe’s, allowing illegal settlements on stolen Palestinian land to benefit from Israel-EU trade of electricity produced from fossil gas.

Intel

Al-Awda, the Palestinian Right to Return Coalition, has called on Intel to close its plants in Kiryat Gat, site of the former Palestinian villages Iraq al-Manshiya and Faluja. Israeli historian Benny Morris has written that during the 1948-49 Israeli war of independence with Palestinians and their Arab allies, the villages’ residents were all expelled in line with Israel’s “strategic desire to achieve ‘Arab-clear’ frontiers.” Intel, whose processors can be found in about 80 percent of the world’s computers, has reportedly invested $2.7 billion to upgrade its Kiryat Gat plants where it is working on new chips that will make computers lighter and faster. That brings its total investments in Israel to about $10 billion, and it has also benefited from more than $1 billion in Israeli government. Intel Invests heavily in israel including in towns stolen from Palestinians

Vishay Intertechnology

Vishay Intertechnology operates manufacturing facilities in Israel and owns 90% of them.

International Business Machines

IBM invests heavily in Israel . IBM senior vice-president and general counsel, Lawrence Ricciardi, who noted that his company employs 1,700 people in Israel, said in an interview with the Jerusalem Post, ‘This wedge of land and the huge ideals it represents are very important to IBM.’ IBM was one of three US companies that was lauded at the America-Israel Friendship League Partners for Democracy Awards dinner ( 25th June 2001 ) hosted by Sharon. In May 2002 the Israel-America Chamber of Commerce awarded IBM the Ambassador’s Award’ in recognition of its outstanding contribution to the development of the Israeli high-tech industry and to advancing trade between the U.S.and Israel. IBM established operations in 1949 and was the first large American company with a wholly owned subsidiary in Israel , introducing computers to the country.

NOKIA

Nokia have started to invest heavily in Israel . Nokia general manager Lars Wolf said in an interview with The Jerusalem Post (4 March 2001): ‘We are really focusing on Israel from all perspectives, because we have an internal project called ‘Project Israel ‘ which means we a re looking at Israel from a networks perspective, from the perspective of Nokia Ventures Organization, and also from the perspective of Nokia Research Center.’ Nokia Venture Partners, a branch of Nokia Ventures Organization, launched a new $500 million fund in December 2000 and allowed that a ‘disproportionate’ amount of it would go into Israeli companies. Nokia Research Center is on the lookout for Israeli start-ups with which it can cooperate.

History of Taboola

Taboola is a prominent content recommendation platform founded in 2007 by Adam Singolda. Initially launched as a widget for websites to increase engagement and monetization, Taboola quickly gained traction for its ability to personalize content recommendations based on user behavior and preferences. The platform utilizes machine learning algorithms to analyze user data and deliver tailored content suggestions, aiming to enhance user experience and drive traffic for publishers.

Throughout its history, Taboola has expanded its reach and services, forging partnerships with major publishers and advertisers globally. Its innovative approach to content discovery has made it a key player in the digital advertising ecosystem, enabling publishers to monetize their content more effectively while providing advertisers with a platform to reach targeted audiences. Taboola's growth has been marked by strategic acquisitions and mergers, including its merger with Outbrain in 2019, consolidating its position as a leader in the content recommendation space. Despite facing some controversies regarding the quality and relevance of its recommendations, Taboola remains a dominant force in online content discovery, continually evolving to meet the changing needs of publishers, advertisers, and users in the digital landscape.