Motorola Solutions, Inc.

Motorola Solutions provides surveillance and communications systems to Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories. Its subsidiary, Motorola Israel, has been documented by Who Profits and AFSC Investigate as supplying the MotoEagle Wide surveillance system to the illegal settlement of Ofra, built on expropriated Palestinian land. The company’s products are integrated into the security infrastructure of settlements considered illegal under international law.

Motorola Solutions has been included in the United Nations database of businesses involved in activities that help maintain Israeli settlements. A 2025 report to the UN Human Rights Council cited evidence of the company’s involvement in settlement expansion over the past decade. While Motorola Solutions states it provides systems to customers in over 100 countries and has human rights policies in place, its specific and sustained provision of technology to settlements in occupied territories forms the basis of this exclusion.

Motorola Solutions designs, markets, and sells mission-critical communications and surveillance systems to military and government customers globally. Its products include two-way radios, command center software, and video security infrastructure. The company operates in over 100 countries, with its public safety and government segment generating approximately 70% of its total revenue.

Motorola Solutions has faced specific allegations linking its communications technology to human rights violations in active conflict zones. While the company states it avoids activities that could finance armed conflict, its systems are marketed and sold to militaries operating in such areas. The company has not publicly disclosed a policy prohibiting sales to belligerents in active armed conflicts or a framework for human rights due diligence specific to conflict zone engagements.