Occupation Watch
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.
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.
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.
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.
Gaza families wait years to bury loved ones killed in Israeli strikes, as mass graves grow and a 15-person forensic team lacks DNA testing to identify remains.
Apollo CEO Marc Rowan gave AIPAC's super PAC $1.5 million in 2026 while sitting on Trump's Gaza redevelopment board, FEC filings show, timed to attacks on pro-Palestine candidates.
Palestinian Centre for Prisoners Advocacy says 370 Palestinian children are held in Israeli prisons as of August 2026, up from 180 at end of 2025.
An Al Jazeera investigation finds UK public bodies hold £2.1bn in contracts with 17 companies the UN links to illegal Israeli settlements, led by Motorola's British subsidiary.
Israel has approved 11 new settlements and revived four evacuated ones around Jenin, using rare Area A land seizures to link them and building a permanent army base in the city.
No Other Land co-directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor premiere NAZA at Venice, a Guardian-produced documentary on Israel's Gaza bombing intelligence.
Israel's $7 million tourism campaign advertises on Ted Cruz's iHeartMedia podcast, whose ad revenue is contractually routed to his pro-Cruz super PAC.
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Hesse banned the already-dissolved group Palästina e.V. over 'antisemitism,' the latest in a string of German bans activists call a crackdown on Israel criticism.
HRF filed a second war crimes complaint in India against an Israeli soldier, alleging deliberate demolition of Khan Younis homes documented via satellite imagery and social media.
