Fill the candy bowl with Israeli treats.

A child unwraps a chocolate bar, takes a bite, and discovers something delicious made in Israel. Show them “Product of Israel” on the wrapper. If it has Hebrew lettering, point that out too. It’s a happy way to make Israel familiar: a place where people make things we enjoy.

Put a small sign by the bowl: “Israeli-made treats – shared with pride.” Kids can take home a new favorite.

Try Kif Kef, Pesek Zman, Snap, or Achva halvah. Choose individually wrapped portions, and make clear that halvah contains sesame.

The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) asks candidates it endorses to support the boycott, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) campaign against Israel. Anti-Israel positions are also gaining ground among some Democratic candidates and officials.

We are not interested and will have none of it.

Order an Israeli-made treat for your candy bowl, then share this post with friends, family, and neighborhood groups. Every order adds demand for Israeli producers; many bowls make that support visible across the neighborhood.

Let Israel be the place behind the treat they remember.