Palestine: Profiting From the Occupation
An extensive look into those who profit financially from the imprisonment of the Palestinians.
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On the second big Gaza solidarity march in London on 10th January, angry protesters smashed the front of a Starbucks store on Kensington High St, near the Israeli embassy, while other activists occupied the Ahava beauty shop in central London. Other actions in protest at the Israeli massacre in Gaza that month included occupying
the offices of the British Israel Communications and Research Centre (BICOM) in central London, 'decommissioning' the ITT/EDO arms factory in Brighton and university occupations across the country calling for divestment. So, who are these companies
and why are they being targeted by protesters and campaigners? Corporate Watch takes a detailed look.
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