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.
A researcher's review of the IDF's list of 170 slain journalists it labels militants found blank evidence files and contradictory documents in flagship cases.
Declassified UK reports the Conservative Party took over £1.3m from JCB, a firm the UN links to settlement construction, as its leader opposed new UK sanctions targeting settlement-enabling companies.
State Department notifications show $21.6 billion in US arms deals approved for Israel since January 2025, much of it routed around congressional review.
Channel 4 obtained Foreign Office files reviewing hundreds of Gaza incidents; officials found only one possible war crime, while UK arms exports to Israel continued.
An Oxford FOI tribunal revealed the university's £4.2bn endowment held £16,000 in Elbit Systems and £150,000 in Rolls-Royce, after the fund manager fought disclosure for nearly two years.
Settlers attacked olive pickers and burned trees in three West Bank villages Saturday while Israeli soldiers detained journalists and forced activists off farmland at gunpoint.
A new investigation documents 35 French military equipment shipments to Israel's Elbit Systems since May, contradicting government claims of only 'defensive' exports.
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.
Labour's Conference Arrangements Committee blocked a motion to cancel Palantir's £330m NHS contract over the firm's documented ties to Israeli military targeting systems in Gaza.
A transgender Israeli woman who served in Israel's Unit 81 military intelligence division was detained by ICE after a kidnapping conviction, facing deportation.
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.
More than 130 UK lawyers and academics tell PM Burnham that Israeli settlement sanctions fall short of obligations under the ICJ's 2024 occupation ruling.
