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A leaked Israeli ministry letter names Oxfam, Save the Children, MAP and Palestine Action for entry bans, issued the day the UK banned settlement imports.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says Brussels should ban settlement trade the way it banned Crimean goods, as member states push for a bloc-wide measure.
Two Egyptian American candidates critical of Israel policy won 2026 Democratic primaries backed by a new super PAC built to counter AIPAC's spending in congressional races.
US court filings show a pro-Israel think tank paid $32,000 to a UK far-right organizer, later suing over alleged misuse of the grant.
Columbia's tax filings show $175,000 to AIPAC-linked groups and $7,200 to the ADL as the university suspended pro-Palestine student organizations and called in police.
Israel's foreign minister says Nigel Farage vowed a Reform UK government would reverse Labour's ban on Israeli settlement imports, in statements both men confirmed.
Montreal City Council is set to debate cutting institutional ties with Israel; NDP leader Avi Lewis says Canadians have turned against pro-Israel lobbying, per Democracy Now! interview.
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 new book by Eli Clifton and Ian Lustick uses FEC records to trace how Citizens United let AIPAC's super-PAC spend $104 million since 2025.
FARA filings show Israel paid a U.S. ad firm to run an AI-written 'think tank' seeding chatbot answers on Gaza, occupation, and Palestinian land loss.
VideoAuthors Eli Clifton and Ian Lustick detail how nine billionaires and AIPAC's Super PAC shaped 2026 primaries as U.S. support for Israel declines.
Allies of Republican Mike Rogers asked AIPAC not to run ads in Michigan's Senate race, after the lobby spent $30m against Abdul El-Sayed, Axios reports.
