Occupation Watch
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Taybeh's municipality is preparing a US civil lawsuit over settler attacks, asking American passport holders to document damage as a funding group offers to cover costs.
Macklemore's pro-Palestine set at MetLife Stadium drew an Israeli-American Council petition urging Ed Sheeran to remove him from his Loop tour.
OCHA has recorded over 1,300 settler attacks and 2,300 Palestinian displacements in the West Bank in 2026, as recurring military-backed incursions reshape access to land and movement.
EEOC letter finds Cisco fostered a hostile workplace and retaliated against a worker over pro-Palestine activism opposing tech sales to Israel's military.
Burin farmers describe settlers destroying five greenhouses overnight and burning crops, part of a UN-tracked surge in West Bank settler attacks in 2026.
The billionaire sponsor of the British Museum's Bayeux Tapestry exhibition also funded a therapy center in Efrat, an illegal West Bank settlement now under UK sanctions.
Andy Burnham's first parliamentary declaration of interests as UK prime minister shows donors nearly identical to Keir Starmer's, including £25,000 from a pro-Israel businessman.
A book investigation reports UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed warned Netanyahu in late September 2023 of a coming Hamas operation, a warning Netanyahu denies and reportedly never relayed to Israeli security leadership.
Displaced Gaza families describe tents worn through by sun and rain after nearly three years, patched with used plastic and scraps because new shelter is unaffordable.
A lawsuit settlement forced CUNY to disclose over $715,000 in stock holdings in Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon and Palantir, all suppliers to Israel's military.
United Airlines resumed shipping military hardware to Elbit Systems facilities aboard passenger flights, records show, part of nearly 3,000 shipments tracked over seven months.
Israeli forces closed al-Mughayyir's only entrance for over 20 hours after a settler raid left three Palestinians wounded and 15 lambs stolen.
