Frequently Asked Questions
How does HURIYA decide what brands are safe?
Here is our criteria for deciding what brands are safe:
The company is not listed on the BDS website.
The company's product is not Israeli.
The company does not have investors from the “Compromised Investment Firm” list.
The company does not invest in Israeli companies, governments, or military.
The company has not made a public statement in support of Israel.
The company does not donate directly to Israel or Israeli charities
The brand does not use slave labor in Congo.
How do you define a “Compromised Investment Firm”?
A CIF is when an investment company, their majority shareholder, or their CEO has financial ties to or has made public statements in support of the Israeli government, corporations, or charities.
How long does the research take?
On average, it takes anywhere between 15-30 minutes to do a deep dive into any brand that isn’t owned by a compromised investment group.
Who are some of the Compromised Investment Firms?
Advent International
Apollo Global Management
Balderton Capital
Bank of America
Blackrock
Capital Group
Capital International Investors (Capital Group)
COTY inc
Elliot Management
Fidelity (FMR LLC)
Geode Capital
HSBC
Insight Partners
JP Morgan Chase
Lauder Partners
Longview Asset Management
Massachusetts Financial Company
Morgan Stanley
Newport Trust Company
Samson Energy
Skky Partners
State Street
Tech Stars
The Kraft Group
Third Point Capital
Unilever
Vangaurd
Virgin Acquisition Corp
Walgreens Boots Alliance
Wellington Management
Y Combinator
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