4-28-25

Dean Group, una empresa con sede en Manchester, Inglaterra, ha comunicado a activistas que dejará de colaborar con la empresa de armas israelí Elbit Systems. El grupo activista Palestine Action interrumpe la cadena de suministro del ejército israelí atacando fábricas y otras empresas con el objetivo de detener el genocidio israelí de palestinos. Desde 2024, cuando se descubrió que Dean Group tenía una relación comercial con Elbit, Palestine Action han irrumpido en sus edificios y dañado maquinaria. La semana pasada, Palestine Action anunció que Dean Group les había comunicado que rechazaban oficialmente cualquier colaboración con Elbit Systems y que nunca volverían a colaborar con la empresa. Dean Group es la sexta empresa que se ha visto obligada a dejar de colaborar con Elbit debido a Palestine Action. La semana pasada, en la Universidad de Chicago, estudiantes secuestraron el proyector de video durante una mesa redonda con representantes de la empresa de armas Boeing y mostraron imágenes de niños de Gaza siendo bombardeados. La administración no pudo apagar las proyecciones y tuvo que cancelar la mesa redonda.

 

Dean Group, a company based in Manchester, England, has told activists that it will no longer work with the Israeli weapons firm Elbit Systems. The activist group Palestine Action disrupts the supply chain for Israel’s military by attacking factories and other businesses, with the aim to stop the Israeli genocide of Palestinians. Since 2024, when it was discovered that Dean Group had a business relationship with Elbit, Palestine Action have been breaking into its buildings and damaging machinery. Last week, Palestine Action announced that Dean Group had told them they are now officially refusing any work with Elbit Systems, and will never work with the company in the future. Dean Group is the sixth company that has been forced to stop working with Elbit due to Palestine Action. Last week at the University of Chicago, students hijacked the video projector at a panel discussion with representatives of the weapons company Boeing, and showed footage of Gazan children being bombed. The administration could not turn off the projections and had to cancel the panel discussion.