You can put pressure on Siemens

Why this matters

Siemens plays a direct role in supporting Israel’s government infrastructure. Through its Israeli subsidiary and partners like Orad Group, Siemens supplies surveillance systems and services to Israel’s prison authority, which is widely documented for abusing Palestinian detainees, including children.

It also provides critical infrastructure, such as railway and traffic control systems, used in occupied Palestinian territories. These include the Tel Aviv–Jerusalem high-speed line (A1) and Roads 5 and 443 in the West Bank, which are largely inaccessible to Palestinians and built on expropriated land in violation of international law.

Siemens continues to invest heavily in Israel: it has both the power and the responsibility to take a stand, and to act for an immediate end to the genocide.

What you can do

• Comment on Siemens’ social media posts and ask them to publicly condemn apartheid and genocide, and demand immediate disengagement.
• Post publicly on social media, tag Siemens and make it clear: complicity comes at a cost.
• Leave reviews on Google, Trustpilot, and other platforms explaining why you’ve lost trust in the brand.
• Speak out in your network: share this with friends, colleagues, and communities to create visible public pressure.
• If Siemens products or services are used in your institution, company, or university. Push for collective divestment.
• If you're a shareholder, sell your shares and call for ethical accountability.
• If you work in procurement, infrastructure, or the transport sector, raise the issue internally and advocate for switching to ethical providers.

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