Starbucks Facing Potential Boycott After Its Union Backs Terrorists

The union representing nearly 9,000 Starbucks baristas expressed “solidarity with Palestine” after Hamas terrorists massacred more than 1,200 Israelis — triggering calls to boycott the coffee giant.
Starbucks Workers United — which is based in Buffalo, NY, and represents 340 Starbucks locations across the US — posted the message on X to its nearly 100,000 followers on Tuesday.
“Solidarity with Palestine!” the union tweeted. SWU has since deleted the controversial post, though its account “liked” a tweet by one its members that says: “Once again, free Palestine.”
US Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) blasted the union for its tone-deaf tweets and called for a boycott of the Seattle-based chain, which has more than 16,000 locations nationwide.