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Does Oral-B support Israel?

Owned by P&G Records for the parent company are kept separately.

Business presence documentedupdated 2026-09-25

Oral-B does business in Israel — we found records of its operations there, but no record of donations, aid, or a public statement of support. Every claim below links to its source.

Filed under: Household & consumer goods brands · Beauty & cosmetics brands · Companies that support Israel

Background

Oral-B came to Procter & Gamble with the 2005 Gillette acquisition; before that it was a Gillette brand. What is documented at the brand level in Israel is commercial only — a P&G-run Israeli site and service line, Hebrew brand channels, retail distribution, no local factory. Everything else that boycott posts attach to Oral-B belongs to the parent and must be attributed there: P&G's Israeli subsidiary P&G Israel M.D.O. Ltd. and the "Israel House of Innovation" open-innovation hub, opened in 2007 alongside a bilateral agreement with Israel's Office of the Chief Scientist that gives Israeli startups collaborating with P&G favourable access to government funding. P&G made no corporate statement on the war after October 7, 2023 — its CFO called the attack and the war that followed a "human tragedy" — and this pass found no donation, in-kind product drive, sponsorship or political contribution by the Oral-B brand to Israeli military, government or relief causes. P&G's one documented brand-level Israeli philanthropy belongs to a sister brand, Pantene (its partnership with the children's-cancer charity Zichron Menachem, including a $100,000 grant in 2018), and is not Oral-B's. Neither Oral-B nor P&G appears on the BDS movement's official boycott target lists; third-party boycott directories list Oral-B solely as a P&G brand.

Forbes — P&G's Israel House of Innovation and Chief Scientist agreement Loic Tassel (P&G Europe President) — P&G and Pantene in Israel, Zichron Menachem Bloomberg — Israel-Hamas war puts pressure on CEOs and companies to speak up (P&G CFO remarks) BDS movement — official 'What to boycott' target list (Oral-B/P&G absent)

Documented records

TypeDateAmountRecipientSources
Operations in Israel2026—Israeli market — Procter & Gamble Israel M.D.O. Ltd.
Oral-B, a Procter & Gamble brand since P&G's 2005 purchase of Gillette (which owned Oral-B), is marketed as a local brand in Israel. P&G runs an Israeli Oral-B site and warranty-service portal at oralb.co.il / service.oralb.com/il with an Israeli consumer-service line (1-800-666-775), plus Hebrew-language Oral-B Israel social and video channels, and manual and electric toothbrushes and brush heads are stocked chain-wide, including a dedicated Oral-B brand page at the Super-Pharm drugstore chain. The brand's owner P&G maintains the subsidiary P&G Israel M.D.O. Ltd., listed in its FY2025 10-K subsidiaries exhibit. Oral-B products are imported — no Oral-B manufacturing plant in Israel is documented, and this pass found no evidence that Oral-B is among the P&G brands named on Diplomat Distributors' P&G vendor page (which lists Gillette, Braun, Pampers, Tide, Ariel, Fairy, Lenor, Tampax and Fluocaril).

Frequently asked questions

Did Oral-B donate money to Israel or Israeli causes?

We have no records of donations. What is on record is commercial activity in Israel (Operations in Israel), which is not the same as support — see the records on this page.

Where does this information come from?

Every record on this page links to its source — news reports, official company statements, tax filings, or government records. 8 distinct sources are cited for Oral-B. Our methodology page explains the full verification process.

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Record last updated: 2026-09-25

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