Ireland won 3-0 in a near-empty stadium - but the real story is how Irish fans, players and campaigns refused to let normalcy shield a genocidal regime. From black armbands to skipped handshakes to Bazunu's withdrawal: this was resistance on and off the pitch.

Sources: Hurowitz, Noah “United Airlines Ships War Materiel to Israel Aboard Passenger Flights”, The Intercept, 9 September, 2026 Klint, Matthew “Report: United Airlines Shipped F-35 Parts To Israel On Passenger Flights”, Live and Let’s Fly, 14 September, 2026

When academics and universities act together, occupation loses legitimacy and resources. Find what is possible in your context. Your campus can be next to share a win against occupation.

Boycotting cowardly artists has never been easier. The billionaires didn’t see this rebellion coming, but they should have. It is finally undeniable that the majority of people do not support genocide.

Targeting the right companies creates consequences that ripple beyond individual wins. The recent impacts show what happens when people refuse to be complicit. Consumers stop buying, investors pull out, and protesters demand accountability.

Gaza has more child amputees than anywhere else in the world, thanks to Israel. Yet, Adidas chose to feature a former IDF soldier in its recent "Single Shoe" campaign. Their ‘apology’? Buried in an Instagram story on a regional account.

Corporate accountability happens when people in different positions all push at once. A worker inside a company sees things outsiders cannot. A customer controls revenue. When they move together, companies have to respond.

Tim Cook and Steve Jobs made their stance clear; they support the genocide in Palestine. They have not cut ties with the occupiers, despite knowing Israel’s war crimes. It’s upon you to choose now.

Governments are finally listening. From parliaments in Brazil to ports in Italy, local and national bodies are taking concrete steps against complicity.

How to get youth who know about Gaza but choose convenience over solidarity to start boycotting? That's why we're asking you to share your success story. Whether you convinced a friend, your siblings, or found a way to help your kids understand why some brands cost more than money.

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