Amid the Israeli genocide in Gaza, workers at Google and Amazon have stepped up pressure on their companies to cut ties with the regime, including the controversial Project Nimbus.

From the Berlin Film Festival to the Venice Biennale art fair, internationally renowned artists and filmmakers have been calling for the boycott of the Israeli regime over its genocide in Gaza.

On one hand, the Axis of Resistance continues to tighten the screws on the Israeli regime in the Red Sea, and on the other hand, some Arab states are busy helping the regime break the blockade.

As the Israeli regime, backed by the US, ups its aggression against Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip, calls have grown louder worldwide for boycott of the regime and companies that aid it.

The Israeli war on Gaza continues to claim civilian lives. The carnage is so bad that the world is turning against Israel and its staunch supporter, the US, for supporting the genocide.

Pakistani Influencers and public figures call for a boycott of popular international brands, which are deemed to be supportive of Israel and the United States and thus, by extension, complicit in the genocide in Gaza.

As the Israeli war on Gaza rages on, evidence is already mounting of its destructive impact on the regime’s economic outlook, which experts say will be unlike anything it has experienced before.