Tuesday 27 October
A Guardian/ARIJ investigation documents a double-amputee detainee's Taser scars at Ofer Prison, an IDF probe that found soldiers used a stun gun on a hospitalized prisoner at Sde Teiman, and active Axon distribution contracts with Israeli police and prisons.
A peer-reviewed article draws on UN investigations and a Save the Children survey of 165 detained children to map conflict-related sexual violence across the occupation.
A Middle East Eye analysis of HSBC's Islamic Global Equity Index Fund's semi-annual report finds new stakes in RTX, Analog Devices, Honeywell, Rolls-Royce and Palantir, five companies tied to weapons and surveillance systems used in Gaza.
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.
Washington Post photographer needed hand surgery after masked settlers attacked olive harvesters; Netanyahu called the assault 'alleged' while the US ambassador demanded prosecutions.
Lobbying & InfluenceThe lobby group tells supporters it will stop direct contributions and earmarking, even as its $60m-plus Super PAC and bundled individual donations continue unrestricted.
West BankSoldiers declared a closed military zone, split the group by nationality, and bussed Americans, Israelis and Britons to a police station after a Palestinian family invited them to pick olives.
Media & CensorshipThe film draws on 24 anonymous interviews with Israeli intelligence and military officers to document the acronym used to estimate expected civilian deaths before an airstrike.
A retired Israeli brigadier general and former El Al CEO was detained after intervening when a settler attacked Palestinian women harvesting olives near Duma.
Israel has issued tenders for all 3,400 planned E1 settlement units near Jerusalem, a project the UN warns would cut the West Bank in two.
An Al Jazeera investigation locates girls from a 2023 Gaza school photograph, finding one killed, four displaced abroad, and a school still marked by war.
UN OHCHR verified 1,076 deaths in Gaza since the October 2025 ceasefire, including 268 children, as hospitals and shelter remain in collapse.
Israeli forces have blocked all four entrances to Madama village near Nablus since October 11, cutting off schools, hospitals, and olive harvest access.
Israeli forces demolished homes and businesses across Hebron neighbourhoods, displacing roughly 2,500 Palestinians, as Netanyahu invoked a 'Jenin model' crackdown.
![Israeli military forces and settlers intervene against Palestinian farmers and international activists harvesting olives in the town of Beita, in Nablus, West Bank, Palestine on October 02, 2026. [Issam Rimawi - Anadolu Agency]](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Focagvemdozcjchqfzhqu.supabase.co%2Fstorage%2Fv1%2Fobject%2Fpublic%2Fmedia%2Fheroes%2Fv1%2Fd4%2Fd4773a1d0444114030109392fa0751ac2513ff700dd4912c3c6423fe17b307b9.jpg&w=1920&q=75)
Israeli forces detained 11 international activists helping Palestinian farmers harvest olives near Hebron; Italy's Foreign Ministry confirmed four of its nationals were among them.
Netanyahu announced plans to raze a Hebron neighborhood and expel residents, citing the 2025 Jenin camp expulsions as the model, after a checkpoint attack killed two soldiers.
Netanyahu orders Hebron sealed and threatens to raze a neighbourhood after a checkpoint shooting killed two soldiers; the Ibrahimi Mosque is shut and staff expelled.
Ben-Gvir approved gun licences for 11 more West Bank settlements as Israeli security officials warn of coordinated settler attacks and land seizures after next week's election.
Palestinian Prisoners' Club says Israel has detained more than 2,000 children since October 2023, with 350 still held and six more seized overnight near Hebron.
Israeli troops reportedly voted at a seized home in a Lebanese village ahead of the 27 October election, part of an 850-site military polling operation spanning occupied Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza.
