



Walmart, a name often associated with everyday low prices, is taking a stand with Israel. It’s donating a substantial $1 million to Magen David Adom (MDA), an Israeli medical aid organization.
The gift is particularly aimed at helping victims of the “horrific and inhuman attacks by Hamas,” according to a company statement sent out last Friday.
Walmart’s decision is more than just generous; it’s courageous. The company is openly supporting an Israeli organization that saves lives amid constant threats.
In doing so, Walmart is standing firmly with a democratic nation that shares Western values like freedom and the importance of human life. This is a bold move, especially when taking a side in the Israeli-Gaza conflict can trigger backlash and potential financial risks.
But this isn’t Walmart’s first generous act aimed at upholding moral values. Just last week, the Walmart Foundation gave another $1 million to the U.S. Holocaust Museum. This donation serves as a critical reminder of the importance of remembering historical tragedies to avoid repeating them.
Already Hamas supporters are calling for a boycott of Walmart for their support of Israel at Pro-Palestine demonstrations.
Walmart is also motivating its employees to be charitable. The company is not just making donations; it’s encouraging its workers to contribute to good causes too.
If they do, Walmart will match their donations, which could add up to an additional $3 million in the U.S. alone. This approach does more than just raise money; it creates a culture of giving among the workforce.
Walmart’s care for human well-being isn’t limited to those in the United States. It also looks after its employees in Israel, providing them with counseling services and meals.
It even lets them work from home to ensure their safety. According to the company, its Israel-based tech team is part of a “resilient Israeli tech ecosystem” and the “global Walmart family,” which remain strong in tough times.



