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Conflict bubbles: inside SodaStream's occupied territory factory - The Verge
SodaStream To Shut West Bank Plant | World News | Sky News
SodaStream bringing 74 West Bank Palestinians back to work at Negev plant - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
SodaStream begins labeling its West Bank products | The Times of Israel
SodaStream to relocate its sole West Bank factory - Israel Politics - The Jerusalem Post
Soda Stream factory in West Bank closing: CEO accuses boycotters of propaganda, hate | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
SodaStream boycott leads to loss of about 500 Palestinian jobs | CBC News
Sodastream closes its West Bank factory: Can you now drink their seltzer guilt-free?
SodaStream Quits The West Bank For New Negev Factory - I24NEWS
Pepsi Just Bought SodaStream. So About That West Bank Boycott Controversy ... | HuffPost Latest News
Report: SodaStream mulling departure from West Bank plant - St. Louis Jewish Light
Israel's SodaStream leaves West Bank
Le altre Sodastream: tutti i boicottati della West Bank - Linkiesta.it
SodaStream leaves West Bank as CEO says boycott antisemitic and pointless | Israel | The Guardian
How SodaStream Makes—and Markets—Peace - Bloomberg
SodaStream bringing 74 Palestinians back to work in Israel | The Times of Israel
As SodaStream Leaves West Bank, CEO Accuses Boycott Campaigners of Anti-Semitism
SodaStream - Wikipedia
SodaStream Closing West Bank Factory After Boycotts - Bloomberg
SodaStream leaves West Bank as CEO says boycott antisemitic and pointless | Israel | The Guardian
Leaving West Bank, SodaStream chief accuses boycotters of anti-Semitism | The Times of Israel
Workers at West Bank SodaStream don't see the fuss
Inside SodaStream's Factory in the West Bank - WSJ
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SodaStream: Israeli company offers jobs and homes to 1000 Syrian refugees | The Independent | The Independent
SodaStream as a Model of “Economic Peace” | Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
