
Netanyahu Flew to UAE to Ask Its Leader to Deny a 7 October Warning Report, AP Says
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.
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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.

A Florida attorney filed a judicial complaint against U.S. District Judge Roy Altman, alleging he used his chambers and clerks to promote Israel and disparage Palestinian symbols.

UN human rights office expands its settlement-linked company database to 214 firms, adding ADAMA, Alony Hetz and Salvat Logistica; Israel rejects the list as biased.

Netanyahu addressed the UN General Assembly under an active ICC arrest warrant for alleged Gaza war crimes, as Mayor Mamdani and protesters renewed calls for his prosecution.

Herzog pardoned Elor Azaria, convicted of killing wounded Palestinian Abdel Fattah al-Sharif in 2016, overruling the army chief's objection to the decision.

FOI disclosures show Camden Council's Palantir shares rose 1,200% since 2023, and its holdings in Israel-linked firms hit £133.5m, as its leader runs for Starmer's old seat.
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A UK pre-inquest review names IDF Colonel Nochi Mendel as an interested person in the deaths of three British aid workers killed in April 2024 Gaza drone strikes.

Charity Commission filings show six UK-registered charities sent more than £1.7 million to recipients in illegal West Bank settlements over three years.

A Belgium-based legal group filed a criminal complaint in Italy against Israeli minister Idit Silman, alleging public incitement to genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.

Declassified 2002 UK Foreign Office files describe a 'pattern' of Israeli human rights abuses in the West Bank, two decades before Britain's latest partial arms restrictions.

EEOC letter finds Cisco fostered a hostile workplace and retaliated against a worker over pro-Palestine activism opposing tech sales to Israel's military.