Pizza Hut Faces Boycott Calls Over Free Meals to Israeli Military

The controversy has sparked a divide in the online community and led to wider discussions about the role of corporations in politically charged regions.

• Pizza Hut is facing boycott calls after its Israeli franchise provided free meals to Israeli military bases, with images of soldiers posing with pizza boxes shared on social media.
• The controversy has sparked a divide in the online community, with some users advocating for the boycott under the hashtag #BoycottPizzaHut, while others express support for the pizza chain.
• This is not the first time Pizza Hut has faced controversy, with previous backlash following a controversial advertisement from its Israeli branch and scrutiny over the corporate ethics of its parent company, Yum Brands.
• The situation has led to wider discussions about the role of corporations in politically charged regions and the impact of boycott movements.
• Other multinational fast food chains, including McDonald's, Starbucks, KFC, and Zara, have also faced scrutiny and boycott calls over their responses to the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.

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