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This is insane. Amazon seems to have found itself in the middle of yet another PR nightmare, and thi

[Logo]( [Amazon Hit By Devastating Boycott Over Necklace] [Amazon Hit By Devastating Boycott Over Necklace]( This is insane. Amazon seems to have found itself in the middle of yet another PR nightmare, and this one's causing quite a stir. An Amazon executive, Ruba Borno, was featured in a promotional video wearing a pendant that raised more than a few eyebrows. The necklace in question was a map of Israel, but it was emblazoned with the Palestinian flag, which has understandably ignited some serious backlash. People are calling for boycotts, and Amazon is scrambling to clean up the mess. Let's set the scene. Borno, who serves as Amazon Web Services VP of Global Specialists and Partner Organizations, appeared in a video promoting a company conference in Las Vegas. But the focal point quickly became her pendant, which depicts the entire map of Israel along with the West Bank and Gaza-territories Palestinians claim for an independent state-draped in a Palestinian flag. As you can imagine, the symbolism wasn't lost on anyone, especially considering the political climate. The timing couldn't be worse. Amazon has been shockingly silent about one of its own employees, Sasha Troufanov, who Hamas abducted during the October 7th attacks. Troufanov, an Israeli engineer, remains a hostage, along with members of his family, while his father was brutally murdered. And yet, here's a top Amazon exec sporting a necklace that effectively erases Israel from the map. You don't have to be a geopolitical expert to see why people are furious. Wow. Amazon sure was quick to remove an official company video of its senior VP Ruba Borno - wearing a "From the river to the sea" necklace. But more than a year later and Amazon still hasn't acknowledged its employee - Sasha Trufanov - was taken hostage and remains captive. [pic.twitter.com/kFhisqLqsN]( - dahlia kurtz ?? ???? ???? (@DahliaKurtz) [October 14, 2024]( Amazon quickly pulled the video, issuing a half-baked statement claiming it wasn't meant to be political and promising to repost a new version soon. But the damage was done. Social media erupted with users calling for Borno's termination, tagging Jeff Bezos and vowing to cancel their Prime subscriptions. One person even declared they're switching to Temu-ouch, when people are opting for knockoff products to make a point, you know it's bad. And in the wake of all this, Borno quietly deleted her X account. Smart move, considering the firestorm. But the real question is, how did Amazon let this slip through in the first place? Are they so out of touch with the current climate that no one thought a map erasing Israel might stir up a little controversy? Thank you [@AmazonHelp]( Help yourselves and humanity by not supporting a genocidal agenda, as expressed by your senior VP [@rubaborno](. [pic.twitter.com/gUqWNfgKRH]( - Fares Saeb (@FaresSaeb) [October 14, 2024]( Of course, as always, there were a few voices saying this was no big deal, calling it a "reach" or saying it's not worth getting mad about. Well, when one of the largest tech companies in the world allows one of its execs to sport a political statement like that, people are going to take notice-and not in a good way. [Amazon]( may think removing the video fixes the problem, but the bigger issue is the signal it sends. At a time when tensions in the Middle East are at an all-time high, and with one of their own employees still a hostage, wearing a symbol that erases Israel is tone-deaf at best and inflammatory at worst. And for a company that prides itself on being a global leader, this kind of gaffe is a pretty bad look. [Kamala Delivers Baffling Word Salad - Earns New Nickname] [Kamala Delivers Baffling Word Salad - Earns New Nickname]( Say What!? [17 Day Mystery Incident At US Air Base Is Raising Massive Concerns] [17 Day Mystery Incident At US Air Base Is Raising Massive Concerns]( Why isn't more being done!? [Walz's Wife Cringe Message To Voters Sums Up Issues With Men] [Walz's Wife Cringe Message To Voters Sums Up Issues With Men]( They wonder why they are having issues. SMH. [Disturbing Video Of Dem Governor Shocks Everyone] [Disturbing Video Of Dem Governor Shocks Everyone]( What the heck is this!? [Kamala's Latest Claim To Separate Herself From Biden Is A Mess] [Kamala's Latest Claim To Separate Herself From Biden Is A Mess]( I can't believe they said this. You are receiving this email because you opted in to The Independant American daily newsletter. We take your privacy very seriously and will keep your information in the strictest confidence. We will email you from time to time with relevant news and updates, but you can stop receiving information from us at any time by following very simple instructions that will be included at the bottom of any correspondence you should receive from us. Copyright 2024. The Independent American. All rights reserved. 2423 S Orange Ave, Suite 340 Orlando, FL 32806 [UNSUBSCRIBE]( | [VIEW IN BROWSER]( | [PRIVACY POLICY](

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