Buying Palestinian goods can support livelihoods. We’re checking which purchases have documented terms that restrict the money to helping Palestinians affected by the occupation.
Product origin tells us who made an item. A sales claim needs separate evidence of how the price is split, who receives the money and what restrictions apply to any profit passed on.
Australian charity registration and its stated purpose of supporting Palestinian producers can be checked. The records reviewed do not trace the full price of an individual purchase to eligible beneficiaries or specify how every part of it is allocated.
The business registration identifies the seller. It does not establish how the price of an individual purchase is allocated.
The volunteer-run seller publishes a list of organisations it supports, including Australian solidarity and advocacy groups. The published list does not establish a purchase-level split or a restriction to direct assistance for Palestinians affected by the occupation.
The charity register identifies the Palestinian Australian and New Zealand Medical Association. We were unable to verify a purchase-level allocation from the records reviewed.
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