'Palestine Cola' soda is launched, Western organizations continue to boycott
Two Palestinian brothers have launched a soda they named 'Palestine Cola' and said that all profits from the sale of the drink will go to the Palestinians.
Mohamed Kiswani, the Information Officer of the company Safad Food AB that produces the mouth, told the Anadolu news agency that, "We have launched an alternative product for anyone who wants it... we have started a company that supports the Palestinians."
The company, based in the coastal city of Malmo, in southern Sweden, said Palestine Cola soda symbolizes 'unity and commitment'.
Two Palestinian brothers Mohamed and Ahmad Hassoun who founded Safad Food AB and the sister company 'Palestine Drinks' launched last February were evicted from their home in the city of Safad located in the Northern District in the occupied Palestinian lands, during British colonialism in 1948.
The Palestinian brothers had to live in a camp as refugees in southern Lebanon, before moving to Sweden, where they later founded Safad Food AB.
The boycott of products by companies that support the crimes of the Zionist regime of Israel has created an opportunity for organizations in Islamic countries to advertise and sell their products and thus strengthen the economy of those countries.
Western companies such as McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Starbucks and KFC, which have announced their support for the Zionist regime, are facing sanctions from countries such as Egypt, Jordan, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar, the UAE and Turkey.
The intensifying campaign to boycott famous Israeli products and logos has led to the listing of dozens of Western companies and products that support Israel on social media, and people are asked to buy alternative products.
