Hundreds of writers, publishers and book workers have boycotted the Israeli cultural institutions over complicity in the Tel Aviv regime crimes against Palestinians in Gaza or inaction towards the crimes committed in the besieged Gaza Strip.

The prestigious Egyptian university, al-Azhar, has condemned Israeli brutal attacks against the occupied West Bank calling for boycott of the products by the regime in support of the Palestinians.

Prominent Iraqi Shia cleric has called on the Islamic countries to close Israeli embassies and impose sanctions on the Israeli products over the regime’s violation of all international laws.

The Palestinians resistance movement Hamas has voiced full support for the global efforts to boycott Israel and its allies calling that part of the resistance against the occupation regime.

Edelman’s latest Trust Barometer surveyed 15,000 consumers worldwide, including in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, the UK, US and India.

In a post on X, he stated: "It has been 245 days since the Zionist regime's relentless, extensive, and fatal attacks on the besieged residents of the Gaza Strip. The distressing killing of women and children persists."

A delegation of Iranian lawmakers has called for an immediate halt of Israeli atrocities against Gaza Strip and imposition of economic sanctions against the Israeli regime.

The collective accused the French company of supporting Israel, violating international law and opening stores in Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

The Bangladesh Foreign Ministry has called on all nations and faiths, particularly Muslims, to boycott Israel following over a month of bloodshed in the besieged Gaza Strip.

Yemen’s Minister of Industry and Trade has announced boycott of Swedish products in reaction to the Qur’an burning gathering that irked Muslims across the globe.

The European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC), which represents over 45 million European workers and their trade unions, decided today to boycott products made in illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories.

Muslims across the globe have launched campaign against recent Qur’an burning by leader of far-right activist Rasmus Paludan and demanded boycott of Swedish products.

The final communiqué of the 95th meeting of the Liaison Officers of the Arab Boycott Offices (ABOs) in Cairo affirmed the importance of reinforcing the Arab efforts and activities intended to implement the boycott of Israel.