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Workers of the world, unite...against genocide

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[Opinion. Why is this a big deal? The UAW has 400,000 working members and more than 580,000 retirees. That’s one big union. 

The union was founded in 1935. It started out with a bang. General Motors workers in Flint staged a sit-in and work strike for 44 days until their demands were met.

$400k investment doesn’t sound like a lot. But it shows that any investor can divest from genocide.]

United Auto Workers Divests From Israel

At the 39th Constitutional Convention, delegates voted to divest $400,000 worth of bonds in historic first.

Maximillian Alvarez 

In These Times: JULY 28, 2026

SOURCE: https://inthesetimes.com/article/united-auto-workers-divests-from-israel-uaw-palestine-gaza

At the 39th Constitutional Convention of the United Auto Workers (UAW) in Detroit, Michigan, union delegates voted to divest the union from Israel bonds, which provide financial support to Israel’s government. 

Rank-and-file workers and members of Unite All Workers for Democracy (UAWD), a left-wing caucus within the UAW, campaigned to bring the historic vote to the broader trajectory of the UAW.

[Opinion: If dockworkers won’t move wartoys, wars are over, Baby!]

Dockworkers Unions in Six Countries Announce Day of Strikes and Protests Against War and Genocide

Unions representing workers at 40 ports in Europe and the Mediterranean are calling for an international day of action on October 30.

Sarah Lazare 

In These Times: JULY 31, 2026

SOURCE: https://inthesetimes.com/article/dockworkers-six-countries-announce-port-strikes-october-30

Dockworkers unions in France, Greece, Basque Country, Turkey, Morocco, and Italy are calling an international day of action  “against war and militarization” on October 30. They are demanding an end to  “the genocide of the Palestinian people” and the  “US-Israeli wars of aggression in the Middle East and against Iran.”

“Each union will decide the most appropriate form of mobilization according to its national circumstances, starting from strike action and from a shared commitment to prevent the loading of death and destruction,” reads a joint statement from the unions, which was sent to Workday Magazine and In These Times on July 31.

Together, the unions represent workers at 40 ports in Europe and the Mediterranean, according to the statement. Their call for an escalation emerged from a meeting of the port workers unions held in Istanbul in May. The announcement also expresses  “full solidarity with the peoples of Cuba, Venezuela and Sudan,” and declares that  “ports must not be used for the transport of arms, ammunition, military equipment or troops destined for war zones.”

“No to the war economy, government rearmament plans, and the project of militarization of ports and strategic infrastructure from [the] EU,” the unions assert in their statement.  “Public resources must be used to meet people’s social needs, not to finance war.” 

Signatories include CGT FNPD in France, ENEDEP in Greece, LAB in Basque Country, LIMAN-IS in Turkey, ODT in Morocco, and ORSA Porti and USB in Italy.

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