Today, some labour leaders are falling into the same trap with their compromised positions on Palestinian liberation. While some labour leaders have demonstrated principled and consistent stances on Palestinian liberation, others are obstructing the organizing of those workers whom they are appointed to represent. These bourgeois capitulations are anti-democratic and, moreover, weaken the labour movement in our present moment of political crisis. Workers around the world have a long history of showing international solidarity with Palestinian workers who face daily abuses and the violation of their rights. Where labour contributes to, or is complicit with, Palestinian oppression, workers have retracted that labour, for example, by refusing to load “hot cargo” or by going on wildcat strikes.