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.
Skunk water, built by Israeli firm Odortec with police for crowd control, has sprayed Palestinian homes and schools and is now exported to South Africa, India, Colombia, and the US.
Israel's Blue Line Team redrew boundaries near four West Bank villages, reclassifying nearly 50 acres as 'state land' ahead of settlement expansion, a Palestinian family says.
Berlin attorney Alexander Gorski details Germany's use of deportation orders and entry bans against pro-Palestine activists, tied to the state doctrine of unconditional Israel support.
A new book by Eli Clifton and Ian Lustick traces AIPAC's finances and Jonathan Pollard's Adelson-funded return to Israel to map US pro-Israel lobbying power.
Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor documents Israeli quadcopters killing at least 60 Gaza civilians since the October 2025 ceasefire, calling the pattern deliberate.
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Families describe two named Palestinian minors held in Israeli prisons for years, alleging hunger, denied bathing, and no family visits.
Investigation finds FIFA and UEFA fund and broadcast Israeli settlement football clubs in the West Bank while Palestinian players face checkpoints and a suspended league.
Congressional testimony links Palantir's Maven system and Israel's Lavender targeting tool to mounting civilian deaths in Gaza and Iran, undercutting industry claims of AI precision.
A teacher at Al Mughayyir's boys' school describes a year of settler and military violence that has killed five pupils, including his own brother.
Settlers armed with clubs beat a 23-year-old Palestinian man in Beitillu village, leaving him hospitalized with severe injuries, an Israeli activist group documented.
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.
Sudanese and US sources say a dossier on alleged Sudanese army chlorine bomb production, reported by the NYT and WaPo, originated with Israeli intelligence.
