Welcome to
Business For Palestine

A trusted space for companies to learn, engage, and take action—whether through ethical sourcing, responsible investment or collaboration with Palestinian businesses and talent.

Our Mission

To use business as a force for peace, social justice and economic resilience for the people of Palestine.

What We Do—And What You Can Do

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    Inform

    We provide key facts and figures about the challenges, opportunities, and the business environment of Palestine—so you can make informed and impactful business decisions.

    Get facts and data about Palestine
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    Inspire

    We share examples of how other professionals and companies are using their business as a force for good—so you can find inspiration to create positive impact too.

    See what other companies do
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    Act

    We show how you can take meaningful action to support a resilient and thriving Palestine—from advocacy and investment to talent hiring and business partnerships.

    See how you can take action

Supported By

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  • Blue circle with the word "TAP" in black letters in the center.
  • Work for Impact logo featuring abstract orange and beige shapes forming a 'W' symbol, alongside the text 'work for impact.'
  • Logo of Tania Ellis, The Social Business Company, with a heart-shaped design to the left.
  • Ibtikar Fund logo featuring colorful interwoven lines and Arabic and English text.
  • Logo of the Palestinian Information Technology Association of Companies featuring the text "Palestinian Information Technology Association of Companies" with a stylized "PIT" design.
  • Logo of Dr. Bronner's featuring a globe with stars, surrounded by a handshake, and the text "Dr. Bronner's ALL-ONE!."
  • Ben & Jerry's logo with a yellow and black curved design on white background.

  • "Working from the West Bank, we’ve built a global client base—because talent, creativity, and professionalism know no borders."

    Kathrine Nicolaisen, CEO, Olives & Heather

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    “Partnering with a Palestinian company opened new doors for innovation and meaningful collaboration.”

    Marcus Tan, Co-founder, BridgeWorks Innovation

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    “It starts with one step—an informed choice, a new connection, a quiet act of solidarity that grows into meaningful impact and new opportunities.”

    Tania Ellis, CEO, The Social Business Company

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    “Standing for human rights isn’t political—it’s ethical. In times of silence, we use our business voice. It’s a responsibility we all share.”

    David Rosenbaum, CEO, Ethica Group

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    "Realigning our investments helped us align not only with our ESG commitments, but also with international law and the UNGP."

    Rachel Cohen, ESG Director, Harborlight Capital

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    “Hiring from Palestine wasn’t just seamless—it brought fresh perspectives, deep commitment, passion, and skills to our team.”

    Layla Ahmed, VP of People, Civica Tech

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