evidence: While these companies aren’t listed on the international BDS movement website, boycott campaigns have spread in response to pro-Israeli sentiment or actions taken by these companies, prompting action from consumers. [...] A longtime focus of the BDS movement, SodaStream has come under fire in the past for its mistreatment of Palestinian workers and factories encroaching on the land of the Indigenous Bedouin people. While the Bedouin are historically nomadic and have spread throughout West Asia and North Africa, the Bedouin people have existed in the Negev desert for hundreds (and by some estimates, thousands) of years, and this land is where SodaStream has its current factory in Israel. [...] Finally, Ahava Dead Sea cosmetics are on the BDS list for operating a factory on the occupied West Bank. Following campaigns against the company in the US and in Europe, Ahava released a statement in 2016 suggesting that it was moving out of the Mitzpe Shalem settlement to another facility in Ein Gedi. However, a cursory search suggests that the West Bank location is still very much operational.