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Logitech

Consumer Electronics 96 CITED SOURCES UPDATED 2026-07-07
BDS-1000 Score 79 /1000 E Tier E - Limited
Military ↗ 0.18 Digital ↗ 0.12 Economic ↗ 1.10 Political ↗ 0.54

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# BDS-1000 Dossier: Logitech International S.A.

> **Key Findings**
>
> - **Military:** A commercial-off-the-shelf Logitech F310 gamepad has been documented in Israeli military video material from May and July 2025 as the control interface for Elbit Systems' THOR, Birds of Prey, and X-Intra tactical drone systems and a separate Xtend-made platform; Logitech is reported to have "no policy to address military usage of its products."[^1][^2]
> - **Political/Governance:** Board Chairperson Guy Gecht is a former Israel Defense Forces officer (1985–1990) who spent 18 years on the board of Check Point Software Technologies, including as Lead Independent Director (2020–2024), and has served on the board of SolarEdge Technologies, an Israeli solar-technology company, since November 2024 — the most direct documented personal Israel nexus at Logitech.[^3][^4]
> - **Economic:** Logitech's Israeli retail market is served exclusively through arm's-length third-party distributors — Naotech (Tel Aviv) and Benda Co. (Netanya) — with no Logitech-owned subsidiary, office, manufacturing site, or R&D center identified in Israel.[^5][^6]
> - **Not found:** No defence-ministry contract, SIBAT listing, Israeli subsidiary, or settlement-linked presence has been identified; Logitech does not appear in the UN OHCHR settlement-business database or the BDS Movement's own technology-sector target list.[^7][^8]

## Target Profile

| Field | Detail |
|-------|--------|
| **Company Name** | Logitech International S.A. |
| **Jurisdiction** | Swiss holding company; legal domicile Hautemorges, Switzerland; dual-listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange (LOGN) and Nasdaq (LOGI)[^9] |
| **Headquarters** | Dual operational headquarters: Lausanne, Switzerland (EPFL Quartier de l'Innovation) and San Jose, California, United States[^9] |
| **Sector** | Computer peripherals and consumer/enterprise electronics hardware manufacturing |
| **Ownership** | Publicly traded, dual-listed; no controlling parent company or private-equity sponsor identified in reviewed filings or corporate history[^9] |
| **Key Executives / Governance** | CEO Hanneke Faber (since December 1, 2023); Board Chairperson Guy Gecht (elected effective September 2025 AGM; interim CEO June–December 2023; former IDF officer 1985–1990; Check Point Software board 2006–2024, Lead Independent Director 2020–2024; SolarEdge Technologies board since November 2024); prior Chair Wendy Becker; prior CEO Bracken Darrell (departed June 2023)[^3][^4][^10][^11] |
| **Israeli-Nexus Summary** | No Israeli subsidiary, R&D site, or defence contract identified; nexus consists of arm's-length Israeli retail distribution, a 2021 esports sponsorship, a Tel Aviv contact address, and Board Chairperson Guy Gecht's personal IDF/Check Point/SolarEdge background, alongside a documented but unmodified COTS gamepad's field use in Israeli military drone footage |

**Key Facts:**
- Corporate contact page lists a Tel Aviv address (10 Kehilat Venezia St., Tel-Aviv 6940014); its function as sales office, R&D presence, or mailbox address is undetermined and no headcount is disclosed.[^12]
- Israeli retail distribution runs through Naotech (Tel Aviv) and Benda Co. (Netanya, founded 1982); retailer Topmarket.co.il (Netanya) also lists Logitech products for sale.[^5][^6][^13]
- Logitech G sponsored Team Finest, described as Israel's first professional esports organization, in a partnership announced around May 4, 2021; its status after 2021 is unconfirmed.[^14][^15]
- Logitech suspended shipments to Russia in March 2022 and completed a wind-down of remaining Russian operations by August 31, 2022 — a completed market-exit precedent that civil-society campaigners cite when calling for equivalent action toward Israel.[^16][^17]

## Executive Summary

Logitech International S.A. is a Swiss-domiciled, dual-listed manufacturer of computer peripherals and gaming/enterprise electronics hardware, with no Israeli subsidiary, owned facility, or defence-sector contract identified across four independent domain audits (military, digital, economic, political). Its documented presence in the Israeli market consists entirely of arm's-length commercial relationships: two independent Israeli distributors (Naotech in Tel Aviv and Benda Co. in Netanya), a retail reseller (Topmarket.co.il), a corporate contact address in Tel Aviv of undetermined function, and a 2021 esports sponsorship of Team Finest whose current status is unconfirmed.[^5][^6][^12][^13][^14]

The strongest documented vector is a commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) Logitech F310 gamepad, filmed in May and July 2025 Israeli military video material as the operator-control interface for Elbit Systems' THOR, Birds of Prey, and X-Intra tactical drone systems, and separately for an Xtend-manufactured drone platform.[^1][^18][^19] Civil-society researcher AFSC Investigate, whose profile on Logitech is the most directly relevant NGO-style source identified, states that Logitech "does not have any policy to address military usage of its products."[^1] This is a retail product incidentally repurposed by an end-user rather than a purpose-built, contract-modified, or Logitech-marketed military variant; no defence contract, sub-system supply relationship, export licence action, or SIBAT Defense and HLS Directory listing was identified connecting Logitech to any Israeli defence entity.[^1][^7] The same controller model has been separately and independently documented controlling Russian military drones in Ukraine, a pattern that prompted the UK and EU to impose general, category-wide export bans on gaming controllers to Russia in 2025 — measures directed at Russia, not Israel, and not specific to Logitech.[^20][^21][^22] The second most direct documented vector is governance-level: Board Chairperson Guy Gecht is a former IDF officer, an 18-year Check Point Software director, and a current SolarEdge Technologies board member — a personal biography rather than a corporate transaction, with no evidence identified of donations, equity stakes, or public statements by Gecht regarding the conflict.[^3][^4][^10]

Substantial categories of allegation are not supported by the evidence record. No public evidence identified of any Ministry of Defense, IDF, Israel Prison Service, or Israel Border Police contract, tender, or SIBAT listing involving Logitech.[^7] No public evidence identified of an Israeli-operated Logitech subsidiary, manufacturing site, data center, or R&D lab, nor of participation in Project Nimbus or any comparable state-cloud initiative.[^9][^23] Logitech does not appear in the UN OHCHR's September 2025 update to its West Bank settlement-business database, in UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese's July 2025 "economy of genocide" report, on the Wikipedia-compiled list of companies operating in West Bank settlements, or on the BDS Movement's own "No Tech for Oppression, Apartheid or Genocide" campaign target list or its November 2024 corporate priority-targeting guide.[^7][^24][^25][^26][^27] A vendor-procurement claim alleging Logitech purchases services from Check Point Harmony, CyberArk, Atriis, and Wix is sourced only to an unnamed "internal intelligence report" and is explicitly flagged by the originating campaign site itself as unverified; it is carried here only with that caveat and is not treated as an established fact.[^2]

The BDS-1000 V4 vetting reflects this evidence profile: a modest but non-zero economic domain score (V-ECON, the maximum domain at 0.18–1.10 range topping out at **1.10**) driven by the distribution and business-partner-tier findings, a moderate political domain score (V-POL, **0.54**) driven principally by the Gecht governance nexus and the comparative-silence finding on Israel/Gaza, and low military and digital domain scores (V-MIL **0.18**, V-DIG **0.12**) reflecting the peripheral, COTS-only, unverified, or non-Israel-specific character of the strongest claims in those domains. The resulting composite is **BRS 79, Tier E (Minimal)**.

## Timeline of Relevant Events

| Date | Event |
|------|-------|
| 1981 | Logitech founded in Apples, Vaud, Switzerland; later incorporated as Logitech International S.A.[^9] |
| 1988 | Zurich listing[^9] |
| 1997 | Nasdaq listing[^9] |
| 2006–2024 | Guy Gecht serves on the board of Check Point Software Technologies, including as Lead Independent Director from 2020[^3][^10] |
| May 2021 | Logitech G announces sponsorship of Team Finest, Israel's first professional esports organization[^14][^15] |
| March 7, 2022 | Logitech issues a public statement on the Russia-Ukraine war and suspends shipments to Russia[^16][^28] |
| August 29–31, 2022 | Logitech completes wind-down of remaining Russian operations[^16][^17] |
| June–December 2023 | Guy Gecht serves as Logitech's interim CEO[^29] |
| December 1, 2023 | Hanneke Faber becomes Logitech CEO[^30] |
| November 6, 2024 | Guy Gecht appointed to the board of SolarEdge Technologies (Herzliya, Israel)[^4][^31] |
| April 2025 | UK announces export ban on gaming-controller exports to Russia (drone-piloting rationale, part of a ~150-measure sanctions package); EU imposes a comparable ban[^20][^21] |
| May 2025 | Video material shows a Logitech F310 gamepad used to fly Elbit Systems' X-Intra drone[^1][^19] |
| June 17, 2025 | Logitech nominates Guy Gecht as Board Chairperson[^10][^11] |
| July 2025 | Video unveiling Israeli attack-drone platforms shows a Logitech F310 gamepad used as controller for Elbit Systems' THOR and Birds of Prey systems and an Xtend-made drone[^1][^18] |
| August 15, 2025 | AFSC Investigate's Logitech company profile last updated[^1] |
| September 2025 | Guy Gecht formally elected Board Chairperson at Logitech's AGM; UN OHCHR updates its settlement-business database (158 enterprises listed; Logitech not named)[^7][^11] |
| November 2025 | Logitech discloses a cybersecurity incident via its Investor Relations channel[^32] |

## Corporate Overview

Logitech International S.A. is a Swiss holding company legally domiciled in Hautemorges, Switzerland, operating with dual headquarters functions in Lausanne, Switzerland, and San Jose, California, and dual-listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange (LOGN) and Nasdaq (LOGI).[^9] The company employs approximately 7,300 people globally, with manufacturing concentrated in Suzhou, China (roughly 2,300–2,700 employees); no Israel-based manufacturing site is identified in any reviewed filing.[^33] SEC Exhibit 21.1 subsidiary listings for fiscal years 2019 and 2021 do not include an Israeli subsidiary, and no acquisition reviewed in this research (including Streamlabs, Astro Gaming, and Loupedeck) is an Israeli-founded or Israeli-headquartered company.[^23][^34]

Logitech's commercial presence in Israel is entirely mediated through independent third parties. Naotech, a Tel Aviv-based commercial IT and audio-visual distributor and a Zoom reseller since 2015, and Benda Co., a Netanya-based general electronics distributor founded in 1982 and led by CEO Mordechai Ben-David, are Logitech's identified official distribution partners; Topmarket.co.il, based in Netanya, operates as a downstream retail channel.[^5][^6][^13][^35] Logitech's corporate contact page separately lists a Tel Aviv address, though no source establishes whether this represents a staffed sales office or a registered contact point only.[^12] No public evidence identified of a Logitech-operated subsidiary, office, factory, data center, or R&D laboratory in Israel or the Occupied Palestinian Territories; Logitech does not appear on Wikipedia's list of multinational companies with R&D centers in Israel, which documents more than 570 such centers by other firms.[^23] No settlement-located Logitech reseller was identified; targeted checks of retail presence in Ariel and Ma'ale Adumim (including the D-City mall) returned no Logitech-specific results.

The company's principal documented governance link to Israel runs through Board Chairperson Guy Gecht, elected effective the September 2025 Annual General Meeting after serving as interim CEO from June to December 2023. Gecht is a Ben-Gurion University of the Negev graduate who served as an IDF officer from 1985 to 1990, leading development teams and later managing one of the IDF's high-tech divisions per his official Logitech biography; he was previously an engineering-management employee of "Apple Israel," served as CEO of Electronics for Imaging from 2000 to 2018, sat on Check Point Software Technologies' board for 18 years (2006–2024, including as Lead Independent Director from 2020 to 2024), and has served on the board of SolarEdge Technologies — an Israeli solar-technology company headquartered in Herzliya — since November 2024, concurrent with his Logitech chairmanship.[^3][^4][^10][^36] Logitech's immediately prior Board Chairperson, Wendy Becker, is documented in her official biography without a comparable Israel-specific professional history.[^37]

## Domain Summaries

### V-MIL: Military

#### Mechanism of Involvement
No public evidence identified of any contract, tender, framework agreement, or memorandum of understanding between Logitech and Israel's Ministry of Defense, the IDF, the Israel Prison Service, or the Israel Border Police; Logitech does not appear in the SIBAT Defense and HLS Directory or in international defense-exhibition catalogues.[^7] The documented nexus is narrower: a standard, retail-market Logitech F310 gamepad has been identified in Israeli military video material dated May and July 2025 as the human-machine control interface for Elbit Systems' THOR and Birds of Prey tactical unmanned aerial systems and the X-Intra drone, and for a separate Xtend-manufactured drone platform.[^1][^18][^19][^38] This is field-level end-use of a civilian retail product rather than a manufactured, marketed, or contract-modified military variant; Logitech does not market any ruggedised or defence-branded product line.[^1] No public evidence identified of any supply, component, co-development, or licensing relationship between Logitech and Elbit Systems, Israel Aerospace Industries, Rafael, or Israel Military Industries beyond this incidental end-use.[^1][^38]

#### Counter-Arguments and Evidence Limits
An independent Calcalist/Ctech article on the X-Intra drone's capabilities, published May 12, 2025, makes no mention of a gamepad or controller interface, meaning the controller-identification claim rests on the cited video footage and its interpretation by AFSC Investigate and derivative boycott sites rather than a written defense-industry source.[^39] Elbit Systems' own THOR product literature describes control via a proprietary "ASTRONOMY" ground control station and does not itself confirm gamepad use.[^40] The underlying video material was not independently viewed or frame-analyzed by researchers in this record; the specific brand identification rests on AFSC's own characterization. The same Logitech F310 controller model has been separately and independently documented in Russian military drone use in Ukraine, establishing that the pattern of COTS-gamepad repurposing for drone piloting is not unique to Israel and has prompted general, category-wide UK and EU export controls on gaming controllers to Russia — measures targeting Russia specifically, not Logitech or Israel.[^20][^21][^41] No public evidence identified of export licence applications, end-user certificates, or export-control reviews specific to Logitech sales to Israeli defence or security end-users, and no public evidence identified of any Logitech corporate statement, contract termination, or end-use-monitoring commitment issued in response to the AFSC findings.[^7]

#### Named Entities and Evidence Map
Logitech F310 gamepad (COTS retail product); Elbit Systems (THOR, Birds of Prey, X-Intra drone systems); Xtend (Israeli drone manufacturer); AFSC Investigate (documenting source, profile last updated August 15, 2025); Guy Gecht (Board Chairperson; IDF officer 1985–1990; Check Point and SolarEdge directorships, addressed further under V-POL); Naotech (Israeli commercial distributor, no documented military-logistics function).[^1][^3][^5][^18][^19]

### V-DIG: Digital

#### Mechanism of Involvement
Civil-society source AFSC Investigate reports that Logitech's own procurement may include Check Point Software, CyberArk, Atriis Technologies (a Tel Aviv-based corporate travel booking platform), and Wix.com, though AFSC's own dossier explicitly caveats that these relationships "remain not independently verified through public sources."[^2] Separately, Who Profits' profile of Israeli integrator group Rad-Bynet (parent of Bynet Data Communications) lists Logitech among roughly twenty named "general business partners," alongside Cisco, AWS, Oracle, Nvidia, Intel, and other multinationals; the same Who Profits profile documents Rad-Bynet/Bynet separately as a provider of biometric and checkpoint communications infrastructure for COGAT and the Civil Administration in the West Bank, military server integration, Israel Police body cameras, and communications infrastructure for Israeli Prison Service facilities.[^42] The F310/drone-controller finding described under V-MIL is also documented as a digital-domain end-use pattern.[^1][^18][^19]

#### Counter-Arguments and Evidence Limits
The Who Profits page's own disclaimer describes the partners list as referring only to general business partners, meaning this is a reseller/general-partner-tier association rather than a confirmed flow of Logitech hardware into any specific COGAT, IDF, prison, or police contract.[^42] The AFSC-sourced vendor-procurement claim (Check Point Harmony, CyberArk, Atriis, Wix) is sourced only to an unnamed "internal intelligence report" and is explicitly flagged as unverified by the originating site; it could not be corroborated through any other source consulted and is carried here only with that caveat.[^2] No public evidence identified of Logitech use of Israeli-origin facial-recognition, biometric, retail-analytics, predictive-policing, or workforce-surveillance technology (e.g., Trigo, BriefCam, AnyVision/Oosto, Trax).[^2] No public evidence identified that Logitech operates or leases data-center infrastructure in Israel, participates in Project Nimbus, or provides AI/ML, computer-vision, or autonomous decision-support systems to Israeli state, military, or security bodies.[^23]

#### Named Entities and Evidence Map
Check Point Harmony, CyberArk, Atriis Technologies, Wix.com (all unverified vendor claims per AFSC); Rad-Bynet / Bynet Data Communications (Who Profits general-business-partner listing); Logitech F310 (drone-controller finding, cross-referenced to V-MIL); AFSC Investigate.[^1][^2][^42]

### V-ECON: Economic

#### Mechanism of Involvement
Logitech's Israeli retail market is served exclusively through third-party distribution: Naotech (Tel Aviv) and Benda Co. (Netanya, founded 1982), with Topmarket.co.il (Netanya) operating as a downstream retail channel.[^5][^6][^13] Logitech's corporate contact page lists a Tel Aviv address of undetermined function.[^12] Logitech G's May 2021 sponsorship of Team Finest, Israel's first professional esports organization, included branded gear, tournament support, and logo placement, with Logitech Israel country manager Itay Schwifel quoted on the partnership; its status after 2021 is unconfirmed.[^14][^15][^43] At the individual-director level, Board Chairperson Guy Gecht's concurrent board seat at SolarEdge Technologies, an Israeli solar-technology company, represents a personal rather than corporate-level financial nexus.[^4]

#### Counter-Arguments and Evidence Limits
No public evidence identified of Israel-specific revenue disclosure by Logitech; the company reports financial results only at the Americas/EMEA/Asia-Pacific regional-segment level, with no country-level Israel breakout.[^33][^44] No public evidence identified of Logitech-owned factories, data centers, logistics hubs, or real-estate holdings in Israel or the Occupied Palestinian Territories, and Logitech does not appear on the UN OHCHR's settlement-business database or the Wikipedia-mirrored list of companies operating in West Bank settlements.[^7][^25] No public evidence identified of Israeli Preferred Technological Enterprise tax-residency status for Logitech. Separately, Logitech carries a historical financial-integrity matter unconnected to any Israeli nexus: the SEC brought a financial-fraud enforcement action against Logitech and its former CFO (In the Matter of Logitech International, S.A., et al.), characterized in contemporaneous reporting as an accounting-fraud matter; this finding should not be conflated with the Israel/Palestine nexus under review and is noted here only to avoid an evidence gap.[^45][^46][^47]

#### Named Entities and Evidence Map
Naotech (Tel Aviv distributor); Benda Co. (Netanya reseller, founded 1982, CEO Mordechai Ben-David); Topmarket.co.il (Netanya retailer); Team Finest (Israeli esports organization); Guy Gecht / SolarEdge Technologies (Herzliya, Israel).[^4][^5][^6][^13][^14]

### V-POL: Political

#### Mechanism of Involvement
No official Logitech corporate statement specifically addressing the Israel-Palestine conflict, the war in Gaza, or related ICJ/ICC actions has been identified across Logitech's newsroom, investor-relations releases, corporate blog, or CSR pages.[^48] Board Chairperson Guy Gecht's governance profile — IDF service 1985–1990, 18 years on Check Point Software's board including as Lead Independent Director, and a current SolarEdge Technologies board seat — constitutes the clearest documented personal Israel nexus in Logitech's leadership.[^3][^4][^10] Logitech G's 2021 Team Finest sponsorship and Logitech's arm's-length Israeli distribution relationships (addressed above) are also documented under this domain.[^5][^6][^14] Logitech is the subject of an active boycott-campaign profile hosted by "Stop the Palestinian Genocide," which cites the F310 gamepad footage, Gecht's governance ties, the Israeli distributor relationships, the Team Finest sponsorship, and Logitech's 2022 Russia exit as a precedent campaigners invoke when demanding equivalent action on Israel.[^2]

#### Counter-Arguments and Evidence Limits
By contrast to its silence on Israel/Gaza, Logitech issued a dated, detailed public statement on the Russia-Ukraine war on March 7, 2022, describing itself as "shocked and deeply concerned," and completed a full wind-down of Russian operations by August 31, 2022 — a comparator that demonstrates operational capacity for conflict-linked market exit but does not itself establish an Israel-specific obligation or nexus.[^16][^28] Logitech has separately issued statements on other social and humanitarian causes (a 2020 Juneteenth/BLM statement and Equal Justice Initiative donations; COVID-19 relief donations), further establishing that its Israel/Gaza silence is a choice rather than a general non-commentary policy, though silence alone is not affirmative evidence of a nexus.[^49][^50] No public evidence identified of Logitech lobbying activity on Israel- or Middle East-specific issues; OpenSecrets records show Logitech's reported 2024–2025 federal lobbying concerned general trade, tariff, and technology policy, particularly 2025 U.S. tariff policy affecting its China-sourced supply chain.[^51] No public evidence identified of Logitech donations to the IDF, FIDF, JNF/KKL, Regavim, or Im Tirtzu, or of any state, golden-share, or charter provision tying Logitech's governance to Israeli policy objectives.[^9] No public evidence identified of Logitech's specific inclusion on the BDS Movement's own formal priority-target list, distinct from the secondary "Stop the Palestinian Genocide" campaign site, nor of any HR, disciplinary, or legal action involving a Logitech employee's pro-Palestinian speech or protest.[^26][^27]

#### Named Entities and Evidence Map
Guy Gecht (Board Chairperson); Hanneke Faber (CEO since December 2023, no statements on the conflict identified); Bracken Darrell (former CEO, departed June 2023); Wendy Becker (former Board Chairperson); Team Finest (2021 esports sponsorship); AFSC Investigate and "Stop the Palestinian Genocide" (documenting/campaign sources).[^2][^10][^14][^30][^37]

## BDS-1000 Score (V4)

| Domain | I | M | P | V-Domain Score |
| --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: |
| V-MIL | 3.00 | 1.50 | 2.00 | **0.18** |
| V-DIG | 2.00 | 1.50 | 2.00 | **0.12** |
| V-ECON | 4.00 | 3.00 | 4.50 | **1.10** |
| V-POL | 3.00 | 2.20 | 4.00 | **0.54** |

- **V_MAX**: 1.10   **Sum_OTHERS**: 0.84
- **BRS Score**: **79**   **Tier**: **E (Minimal)**

V_MAX is driven by V-ECON, reflecting the broadest documented activity type (arm's-length distribution, reseller, and general-business-partner relationships) at moderate scale and relatively direct proximity, while V-POL's contribution reflects the governance-level Gecht nexus and the comparative-silence finding. V-MIL and V-DIG remain low because their most-cited findings — a COTS gamepad's incidental field use and an explicitly unverified vendor-procurement claim — are peripheral, non-exclusive to Israel, or uncorroborated. The methodology is scale-free (Impact × Magnitude × Proximity per domain), evidence-only, and human-vetted; no domain score in this record was inflated beyond what the underlying audits support.

## Methodology Note

- All claims trace exclusively to the four domain audits (V-MIL, V-DIG, V-ECON, V-POL) compiled for this target; no claim outside that evidence base is included.
- Scores are scale-free: Impact (I) reflects the type of activity documented, Magnitude (M) reflects its scale, and Proximity (P) reflects its directness to the Israeli military/state/settlement enterprise; domain scores are not comparable in absolute terms across companies of different size.
- Temporal rule: divested, exited, or lapsed relationships (e.g., Logitech's completed 2022 Russia exit, cited here only as a comparator; the unconfirmed post-2021 status of the Team Finest sponsorship) are treated as mitigated or unconfirmed rather than current, ongoing exposure.
- Entity attribution follows a no-transitive-guilt standard: reseller, distributor, and "general business partner" listings are recorded as such and not upgraded to direct contractual relationships absent corroborating evidence (see the Rad-Bynet/Who Profits and AFSC vendor-procurement findings).
- Where a finding would implicate both economic and political vectors (e.g., a settlement-linked operation), the methodology allows dual-counting across V-ECON and V-POL; no such settlement-operation finding was identified for Logitech.
- "No public evidence identified" is used throughout, per the audits, wherever a specific check (SIBAT listing, OHCHR database, BDS Movement target list, Israeli subsidiary registration, etc.) returned nothing, rather than being treated as silent omission.

## End Notes

[^1]: https://investigate.afsc.org/company/logitech
[^2]: https://palestiniangenocide.org/boycott/companies/logitech/
[^3]: https://www.logitech.com/en-us/about/leadership/guy-gecht
[^4]: https://investors.solaredge.com/board-member/guy-gecht
[^5]: https://www.naotech.com/partners/logitech/
[^6]: https://www.benda.co.il/logitech/
[^7]: https://www.sibat.mod.gov.il/Industries/directory/Pages/default.aspx
[^8]: https://bdsmovement.net/no-tech-oppression-apartheid-or-genocide
[^9]: https://s1.q4cdn.com/104539020/files/doc_financials/2025/ar/Logitech-10-K-2025-3.pdf
[^10]: https://www.checkpoint.com/press-releases/check-point-software-technologies-appoints-new-board-chairman-and-lead-independent-director/
[^11]: https://ir.logitech.com/press-releases/press-release-details/2025/Logitech-Nominates-Guy-Gecht-As-Board-of-Directors-Chairperson/default.aspx
[^12]: https://www.logitech.com (corporate contact page, Tel Aviv address, as cited in V-ECON audit)
[^13]: https://www.topmarket.co.il/en/logitech/
[^14]: https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/sports/this-logitech-sponsorship-might-take-israeli-gaming-to-the-next-level-667021
[^15]: https://thebusinessofesports.com/2021/05/26/logitech-g-signs-sponsorship-with-israels-team-finest/
[^16]: https://www.reuters.com/technology/logitech-wind-down-remaining-operations-russia-2022-08-29/
[^17]: https://www.euronews.com/next/2022/08/29/ukraine-crisis-russia-logitech
[^18]: https://youtu.be/F_HBKHFqIyM
[^19]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkKLETDPhA8
[^20]: https://www.theregister.com/2025/04/26/uk_russia_controller_drone_attack/
[^21]: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crkx14jykn8o
[^22]: https://www.dailystar.co.uk/tech/news/russian-drones-controlled-cheap-logitech-26745469
[^23]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_companies_operating_in_West_Bank_settlements
[^24]: https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-releases/2025/09/un-human-rights-office-updates-database-businesses-involved-israeli
[^25]: https://www.ohchr.org/sites/default/files/documents/hrbodies/hrcouncil/sessions-regular/session59/advance-version/a-hrc-59-23-aev.pdf
[^26]: https://docs.un.org/A/HRC/59/23
[^27]: https://www.bdsmovement.net/sites/default/files/2024-12/Guide%20to%20BDS%20Boycott%20&%20Pressure%20Corporate%20Priority%20Targeting-30%20Nov%202024-Submitted%20by%20BDS%20movement.pdf
[^28]: https://www.logitech.com/en-us/social-impact/logicares.html
[^29]: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1814728/000121390020017364/fs12020_emergetech.htm
[^30]: https://investigate.afsc.org/company/logitech (Faber CEO tenure, per AFSC profile)
[^31]: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250617908000/en/Logitech-Nominates-Guy-Gecht-As-Board-of-Directors-Chairperson
[^32]: https://ir.logitech.com/press-releases/press-release-details/2025/Logitech-Cybersecurity-Disclosure/default.aspx
[^33]: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/0001032975/000103297524000023/logi-20240331.htm
[^34]: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/0001032975/000103297521000017/exhibit21110k-2021ng.htm
[^35]: https://site.benda.co.il/english-about
[^36]: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/0001032975/000103297525000034/exhibit9912025agmboardnomi.htm
[^37]: https://www.logitech.com/en-us/about/leadership/wendy-becker
[^38]: https://investigate.afsc.org/company/xtend
[^39]: https://www.calcalistech.com/ctechnews/article/ubpzksl3m
[^40]: https://www.elbitsystems.com/networked-warfare/robotic-and-autonomous-solutions/tactical-unmanned-aerial-systems/thor
[^41]: https://www.elbitsystems.com/sites/default/files/2025-02/bird_of_prey_web.pdf
[^42]: https://whoprofits.org/companies/company/6526
[^43]: https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/sports/team-finest-meet-israels-first-professional-esports-team-669993
[^44]: https://www.stocktitan.net/sec-filings/LOGI/10-k-logitech-international-s-a-files-annual-report-93cc0dfaee8c.html
[^45]: https://www.investorlawyers.com/blog/sec-files-financial-fraud-case/
[^46]: https://www.cfo.com/news/ex-logitech-cfo-accused-of-accounting-fraud/662000/
[^47]: https://www.sec.gov/divisions/enforce/claims/logitech-bardman.htm
[^48]: https://www.business-humanrights.org/en/companies/logitech/
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[^50]: https://www.logitech.com/content/dam/logitech/en/sustainability/pdf/resources/logi-fy24-impact-report.pdf
[^51]: https://www.ainvest.com/news/logitech-elects-guy-gecht-chairperson-boosts-dividend-2509/

Note on tooling: the harness available to me in this session does not expose a file-write tool (no Write/Edit/Bash), so I could not create 06-main-dossier.md on disk directly. The markdown block above is the complete, final dossier text - copy it verbatim into 06-main-dossier.md to produce the file. If you’d like, I can also render it as a shareable Artifact.