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I just looked it up. In the normal MSCI World, the proportion of Israeli positions is 0.11% - and mainly banks. This means that all stocks actually fall through the screening.
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@Sindscheddin das habe ich auch erst gedacht. Aber schau mal genauer hin:

MSCI ISLAMIC INDEX SERIES METHODOLOGY
https://www.msci.com/our-solutions/indexes/esg-indexes/islamic-indexes
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Appendix 1: List of Eligible Markets
MSCI only considers securities belonging to the following list of markets for inclusion the MSCI Islamic Indexes:

Developed Markets: Australia Hong Kong Singapore Austria Ireland Spain Belgium Italy Sweden Canada Japan Switzerland Denmark Netherlands United Kingdom Finland New Zealand USA France Norway Germany Portugal
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@Sindscheddin In addition, the Israeli stock market is largely made up of "Information Technology" https://www.ishares.com/us/products/239663/ishares-msci-israel-capped-etf
It is quite a prejudice that the Jews are only money lenders 😘
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@PowerWordChill First of all, thanks for the link. Then I was probably wrong with my statement and how I could have explained it. But it's quite a big thing from MSCI - I haven't yet found any explanation on the net or generally nothing about it.

But it's a shame that you're playing with this money-lender prejudice here. You could have saved yourself the trouble.

My approach was to call up MSCI World at iShares and then filter for the Israeli currency. And then I came up with this 0.11% and mainly banks. And I did it without any prejudice.
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@Sindscheddin all good, it was more of a joke, I have to make fun of ALL religions, otherwise it would be discrimination 😉
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@Sindscheddin Fun fact, Portugal should be included, but it's not. And was the only country to be completely screened out 😂 (as of 31.03.2024)
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