The withdrawal of some McDonald’s branches from “free food” for Zionist soldiers.
McDonald’s branches in some Arab countries have backed away from the first announcement of this restaurant chain about providing free food to the soldiers of the Zionist regime.
McDonald’s agencies in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Bahrain and Turkey have issued statements that have taken a different position than the statement of the company’s branch in occupied Palestine.
“McDonald of Israel” after announcing the promise of free food for the regime’s soldiers, had to change the access settings of its Instagram account from public to “private” to prevent user attacks.
McDonald’s recently announced on the X social network (former Twitter) that it has opened 5 branches in occupied Palestine and provides about 4,000 free meals to the soldiers of the Zionist regime.
The first McDonald’s branch in occupied Palestine was opened in Tel Aviv in 1993. The company has 3,000 Israeli employees in its 80 restaurants in the occupied Palestinian territories. Like other big American companies, McDonald’s is one of the big supporters of the Zionist regime.
In the past few days, the announcement of this company as the world’s largest chain restaurant has angered people in Muslim countries and caused attacks on its branches in some countries.