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Group Publishes Map Listing Western Defense Firm Sites

Global Intifada released a map identifying ports and factories of Western defense companies. The map includes locations and details and encourages both protest and sabotage.

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Global Intifada published a map titled "Genocide Supply Chain" that lists the locations and details of ports and factories belonging to Western defense firms. The map covers facilities tied to Israel as well as unrelated Western defense companies. It promotes both picketing and sabotage at the listed sites.

A photograph from a January 31, 2026, pro-Palestinian protest in London accompanied the report.

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