Friday 2 October
VideoProducer Ben De Pear says internal government records show a "doctored process" designed to preserve arms sales as evidence of Israeli war crimes mounted.
Tax records reviewed by The Intercept show Robert Kraft's foundation funneled money to Friends of the IDF, an AIPAC super PAC, and groups that target Palestinian rights activists, even as he publicly claims decades of support for Palestinian opportunity.
Satellite images taken in June show Rafah and Tel al-Sultan reduced to rubble and destruction increasing even after the October 2025 truce.
Contracts, filings, footage, and records that show how the occupation is fought, funded, and sold — ranked by the strength of the file, not the news cycle.
Palestinian-owned shops have been razed to build a settlers-only road linking Ma'ale Adumim to Jerusalem, part of a plan that would cut the West Bank into two disconnected halves.
GazaThousands gathered at Israel's northern Gaza border Sunday demanding resettlement of Nissanit, with a sitting cabinet minister vowing to force the issue before or after October elections.
West BankB'Tselem documented the destruction of homes, water tanks and solar panels in the latest of three demolition waves to hit the West Bank herding village since early September.
U.S. & IsraelResolution invoking human rights reporting law has 24 Democratic co-sponsors but no Republican support, senator says
Settlers surrounded three homes in Qusra for a month, trapping 15 residents including a Palestinian American's unfinished house, from an outpost built inside Area B.
Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor documents Israeli quadcopters killing at least 60 Gaza civilians since the October 2025 ceasefire, calling the pattern deliberate.
Israel sealed the West Bank for Sukkot, tightening a checkpoint network the UN counts at over 300 sites among 925 obstacles restricting 3.4 million Palestinians.
Investigation finds FIFA and UEFA fund and broadcast Israeli settlement football clubs in the West Bank while Palestinian players face checkpoints and a suspended league.
Senate Resolution 852, demanding State Department accounting for nine Americans killed by Israeli forces, failed 47-50 late Tuesday.
Serbian drone factory tied to Elbit Systems is registered to a UK shell company whose directors include Netanyahu's former lawyer, records show, not the Israeli or Serbian firms publicly credited.
Ben-Gvir threatened to execute imprisoned Hamas member Hassan Salameh in a campaign video, tying the footage to his platform of executions and Palestinian 'migration.'
AP reports Netanyahu traveled to the UAE to press its president to publicly deny a Haaretz account of an advance 7 October warning, ahead of Israeli elections.
Labour's Conference Arrangements Committee blocked a motion to cancel Palantir's £330m NHS contract over the firm's documented ties to Israeli military targeting systems in Gaza.
Jared Kushner unveiled a $2.45bn Gaza rebuilding plan and admitted delays, as aid officials say the Board of Peace enables Israeli obstruction and Israel holds most of Gaza.
A transgender Israeli woman who served in Israel's Unit 81 military intelligence division was detained by ICE after a kidnapping conviction, facing deportation.
Netanyahu's office says it paid for 500 pro-Israel billboards and trucks in Manhattan before a UN speech that downplayed West Bank settler violence and attacked Erdogan, Mamdani, and Syria's PM.
