Occupation Watch
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Moshe Feiglin, a Zehut party leader allied with Smotrich ahead of Israel's October 27 election, told the Jerusalem Post that killing Palestinian babies would have been 'moral.'
Itamar Ben Gvir rode a bulldozer during the demolition of a Palestinian building in East Jerusalem's al-Tur neighborhood, leaving roughly 70 residents homeless.
Declassified UK reports the Conservative Party took over £1.3m from JCB, a firm the UN links to settlement construction, as its leader opposed new UK sanctions targeting settlement-enabling companies.
After Israeli strikes destroyed dozens of Gaza's libraries, residents are digging books from rubble and rebuilding reading stalls in tents.
An Israeli indictment accuses a Bar-Ilan University lecturer of plotting coordinated attacks with 72 recruits to kill and expel Palestinians, including an attempted blackmail of a far-right politician.
State Department notifications show $21.6 billion in US arms deals approved for Israel since January 2025, much of it routed around congressional review.
Channel 4 obtained Foreign Office files reviewing hundreds of Gaza incidents; officials found only one possible war crime, while UK arms exports to Israel continued.
A new investigative book, Making a Killing, traces arms-industry profits from Gaza and Yemen, arguing corruption is not a flaw in the weapons trade but its operating principle.
Settlers shot and killed 19-year-old Bahaa Nathsheh near Ramallah; Israeli forces allegedly blocked medics, and six Palestinians were detained, Palestinian sources say.
An Oxford FOI tribunal revealed the university's £4.2bn endowment held £16,000 in Elbit Systems and £150,000 in Rolls-Royce, after the fund manager fought disclosure for nearly two years.
Settlers attacked olive pickers and burned trees in three West Bank villages Saturday while Israeli soldiers detained journalists and forced activists off farmland at gunpoint.
Reps. Castro, Dean, Beyer, Casar, Jacobs and Escobar introduce the Stop the Settlements Act, targeting Israeli settlement expansion with sanctions and an import ban on settlement goods.
