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Nike to cease sales at Israeli retailers as BDS calls for Puma boycott - Islam21c
Nike wins court battle against Lil Nas X, 'Satan shoes' sales blocked | WGN-TV
Palestinian activists continue push to boycott Puma | Middle East Eye
US anti-boycott laws could take a 'draconian' turn. But the fight isn't over
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Nike set to stop working with Israeli shops in 2022
Nike Stops Selling Products in Israel From May 31, 2022
Nike to stop sales in retail stores across Israel | Al Arabiya English
Nike will end sales in Israel next year. Terrorists and democrats will celebrate! - Imgflip
BDS or strategy? Nike's move to end Israel sales prompts questions on 'motives' - Doha News | Qatar
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Is Nike Ending Sales In Israeli Stores a BDS Win? - Muslim Girl
Huwaida Arraf on Twitter: "First Ben & Jerry's, now NIKE. While the company doesn't frame its decision as specifically tied to Israel's apartheid practices, it told store owners that its relationship “no
Nike to end sales in Israeli shops – Middle East Monitor
Nike isn't boycotting Israel — despite reports to the contrary – The Forward
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Nike boss defends firm's business in China - BBC News
Nike to cease sales at Israeli retailers as BDS calls for Puma boycott - Islam21c
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Nike Tells Israeli Retailers: No More Business in 2022 - Palestine Chronicle
Corporate America stands against injustices — except those 'Made in China' | The Hill
