You can drink and share Gaza Cola
A beverage created to support Palestinian freedom and the reconstruction of Gaza.
Why it matters
In a land under siege, where hospitals, schools, and factories are systematically destroyed, even a soft drink becomes an act of resistance. Gaza Cola is a Palestinian-led project, created to show that self-determination also means rebuilding economic and social dignity—starting with what we choose to consume every day.
100% of the profits go toward rebuilding Al-Karama Hospital, which was bombed and leveled in northern Gaza. This is more than a drink: it’s a concrete, self-funded, and independent initiative designed to turn consumption into a tool for healing and reconstruction.
Gaza Cola is also a response to top-down humanitarian aid: not charity, but real solidarity, fair trade, and grassroots participation. Choosing it means supporting a different vision for Palestine’s future: not just survival, but a life of dignity.
What you can do
- Buy Gaza Cola when you find it in local shops
- Order it online at gazacola.it
- Take a photo while drinking it and share it on social media, explaining its meaning
- Talk about this initiative with your network
- Ask your local store or café to start stocking it
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مبادرات أخرى
You can put pressure on Carrefour
Make your voice heard by writing to Carrefour asking them to end their partnership with Israeli companies.
You can watch "Gaza fights for freedom" by Abby Martin
Filmed during the height of the Great March Of Return protests, the movie features exclusive footage of demonstrations where 200 unarmed civilians have been killed by Israeli snipers since March 30, 2018.