MarseilleDockworkers at 110 ports in 22 countries stopped work.
Weapons for Israel move through commercial ports, where the workers who load them can refuse.
Campaign group No Harbour for Genocide tracked 315 Elbit Systems shipments through 56 ports since August 2025, all expected to strike.
Only 5 countries called 24-hour strikes, and Morocco and Cyprus stop for up to 2 hours.
Union leader Markos Bekris still faces prosecution for blocking 21 tonnes of ammunition bound for Israel.
How each outlet framed it
drawn from 80+ reports worldwide
- Al Jazeera Online leans critical
- frames the 22-country strike as an anti-war action tied to the Gaza genocide, quoting Piraeus dockworkers on weapons transport as leverage
Sources: Al Jazeera Online