Is Skechers on BDS List?

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Skechers has to be boycotted

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

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Skims

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Ted Baker

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Tiffany & Co.

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Tory Burch

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Victoria's Secret

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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.

Pizza Hut

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History of Skechers

Founded in 1992 by Robert Greenberg, Skechers swiftly rose to prominence with its blend of utility boots and skate shoes. Throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, the brand capitalized on trends like chunky platform sneakers, expanding into a diverse range of athletic and lifestyle footwear. Despite legal challenges and controversies, Skechers persevered, introducing innovations such as Memory Foam insoles and strategic celebrity partnerships. By the 2010s, it had firmly established itself as a major player in the global footwear market, appealing to a broad demographic with its versatile offerings.