Netflix

Netflix's primary revenue comes from subscription fees for its streaming content service. While some of their content may contain material that could be considered inappropriate from an Islamic perspective, subscribers have control over what they choose to watch. The company's business model is based on providing a platform for content distribution rather than primarily producing or exclusively dealing in haram content.

Based on the financial data from the last four quarters, Netflix's interest expense to total expense ratios were consistently below 5%, ranging from 2.3% to 2.6% of total expenses. This level of interest expense is considered incidental to their core business operations rather than a significant part of their business model.

While Netflix operates globally and has a presence in many countries, review of their SEC filings and public information does not indicate any material ongoing collaboration with the state of Israel or direct partnerships with the Chinese Communist Party. The company operates as a content platform in these regions but maintains control over its operations and content decisions.