Neither CocaCola or PepsiCo, including Sabra are on the BDS list anymore. Sodastream, which is owned by PepsiCo, is still on the boycott list. Strauss sold their 50% share in Sabra to PepsiCo making PepsiCo the sole owner as of last year. Sabra was removed after that, I assume because PepsiCo is not continuing the practice of giving to the IDF. Most people just kept boycotting Sabra anyway, either out of habit or because of the name. But PepsiCo did act as a willing partner in the whole thing for decades. So, like I said, if you want to boycott them, I get that.

BDS does recommend boycotting Amazon, however, on its "Pressure" list, meaning you should boycott anytime there are reasonable alternatives. Given how many retailers use Amazon's online infrastructure (AWS), even through their own websites, GL even figuring out how to find reasonsble alternatives. Reddit uses AWS btw.

Not sure if BDS recommendation actually extends to AWS, but if it does, that boycott alone eclipses everything else they recommend boycotting. AWS is the product they are boycotting because of, though, (Amazon launched an AWS Isreal) so I would assume that the intent is to boycott AWS.

Do what you will. I'm not really judging anyone. I get people feel the need to do something in the face of a genocide in order to feel less powerless. I just find the specifics of some of the boycotts people do perplexing. We're both still here on reddit, so I guess neither of us is boycotting AWS.