UAW Region 6 & UAW 4811 Rescind Endorsement Of Scott Wiener Says Speaker At SFSU Mahmoud Khalil Panel (Labor Video)

At a panel at SFSU on 4/23/26 with Columbia Palestinian UAW 2710 former member Mahmoud Khalil, a speaker called for the UAW Region 6 and UAW 4811 to rescind their endorsement of San Francisco Democrat and Zionist supporter Scott Wiener who is running for Congress. UCSF UPTE CWA member Lisa Milos asked Khalil about the endorsement of hardcore Zionist Scott Wiener and business unionism. Wiener is now being supported by UAW Region 6 and UAW 4811 leadership. Wiener has supported the genocide in Gaza and supports continued economic and military funding of Israel. He also pushed AB 715 which prevents teachers in California from discussing Palestine in their classrooms and says that criticism of Israel is anti-semitism. Khalil said that the issue of business unionism was a similar problem at Columbia University in New York City. Mahmoud Khalil was abducted by ICE agents and held for three month in detention for his work with Students who were for a boycott of Israel for it’s war crimes and genocide. Additional Media: Columbia Palestinian Student Mahmoud Khalil & His Lawyer Marc Van Der Hout At SFSU On The Struggle    • Columbia Palestinian Student Mahmoud Khali…   Scott Wiener Confronted About Supporting Genocide By Student At SFSU   / 1164168232372334   The Labor Movement Should Stand Up for Mahmoud Khalil https://inthesetimes.com/article/labo… Zionist CA State Senator Scott Wiener Protested At KQED Congressional Debate    • Zionist & Billionaire Developer Shill CA S…   Palestine, South Africa & ILWU Local 10 With ILWU Local 10 Retired Secretary Treasurer Clarence Thomas    • ILWU 10 Solidarity Meeting On  Palestine: …   No Tax Funds For Israeli Genocide & US Imperialist Wars-Rally At SF Israeli Consulate    • No Tax Funds For Israeli Genocide & US Imp…   Labor Zionism, Israel, US Labor & Imperialism With Labor Historian Jeff Schuhrke    • Labor Zionism, Israel, US Labor & Imperial…   Production of Labor Video Project www.labormedia.net

Comments are closed.