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Does Zoom Communications, Inc. support Israel?
We have not yet found publicly recorded donations from Zoom Communications, Inc.. Absence of records does not confirm absence of support.
Filed under: Tech companies · Companies that support Israel
Background
Zoom has no recorded donations, investments, offices, acquisitions, or R&D operations in Israel. Its SEC filings mention Israel only in generic macroeconomic risk-factor language about "the conflict in Israel and the surrounding area," noting that customers in Russia, Ukraine, and Israel together represented only about 1% of revenue. Zoom is frequently confused with ZoomInfo Technologies, an unrelated company that ran a large R&D center near Ra'anana, Israel. The episode occasionally cited in boycott discussions is from September 2020, when Zoom (followed by Facebook and YouTube) refused to host a San Francisco State University webinar featuring Leila Khaled of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, a US-designated terrorist organization, citing US anti-terrorism law and its terms of service — a content-moderation decision, not financial support for Israel. Zoom has no corporate foundation in IRS records and no political action committee.
SEC filing (Zoom 10-K, FY2024) Forbes (Leila Khaled webinar) Inside Higher Ed CTech (ZoomInfo, an unrelated company, closing its Israel center)
What we checked
- News & official statements — 2026-07-21Searched for any Zoom office, R&D center, acquisition, investment, or donation in/for Israel, including post-October 7 tech-donation roundups in the Israeli press: nothing found. All 'Zoom Israel' hits concern the unrelated ZoomInfo Technologies or Israeli use of the Zoom app. Zoom's acquisitions (Kites GmbH, Solvvy, Workvivo) are German, US, and Irish — none Israeli.
- Nonprofit tax filings (Form 990) — 2026-07-21No Zoom corporate foundation exists in IRS records (ProPublica nonprofit search returns no Zoom Communications entity); philanthropy runs through its Zoom Cares program, whose published focus (education, social equity, climate) shows no Israel-linked grants.
- SEC filings — 2026-07-21Full-text search (CIK 1585521) returns 6 'Israel' hits in FY2024 10-K/10-Qs; all are macroeconomic risk-factor boilerplate on the Middle East conflict, noting Russia/Ukraine/Israel customers were ~1% of revenue. No Israeli subsidiary, operations, contract, or donation disclosed.
- Federal election records (FEC) — 2026-07-21No Zoom political committees exist in FEC records; the company has no PAC.
- Independent fact-checkers — 2026-07-21Zoom is not on the BDS movement's targeted boycott lists; BDS-adjacent groups even recommended Zoom alternatives generically. Boycott-related mentions trace to the September 2020 Leila Khaled webinar cancellations (covered by Forbes, The Intercept, Inside Higher Ed), a legal/content-moderation episode rather than support for Israel.
Frequently asked questions
Did Zoom Communications, Inc. donate money to Israel or Israeli causes?
No records found. We searched 5 public source types — news and official statements, nonprofit tax filings, SEC filings, and federal election records — and found no donations from Zoom Communications, Inc.. The dated search log on this page shows exactly where we looked.
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. 4 distinct sources are cited for Zoom Communications, Inc.. Our methodology page explains the full verification process.
Sources & citations
Record last updated: 2026-07-21
- SEC filing (Zoom 10-K, FY2024) sec.gov
- Forbes (Leila Khaled webinar) forbes.com
- Inside Higher Ed insidehighered.com
- CTech (ZoomInfo, an unrelated company, closing its Israel center) calcalistech.com